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Richard Peterson3;30993131 said:Papaya is my 🙂 and their basic package—which includes an album with 200 photos, 7 short clips, one long video on a DVD, plus another 700 photos and 100 thank-you cards—runs about $1,200, though I’m not sure about the Zumba stuff.[/Q

Honestly, that price seems pretty fair considering everything you listed there... I was wondering, though, do they give those extra 700 photos to you on a CD as unedited files?? Personally, I feel like my entire wedding video probably lasts maybe 45 minutes tops, because I really don't have much patience for those super long DVDs. And honestly, you can never have too many pictures! 🤣

Thanks, Raymond Brooks7! I've been following this group for quite a while now, and I've noticed that the Friends always seem to have a mountain of glowing recommendations without any complaints at all... so, it looks like the Friends is the winner then! 🙂🙂🙂🙂
I was just sitting here wondering if anyone might have some insight into what the deal is with photo zumba and papaya? I'm trying to get a sense of how they operate and, more importantly, what kind of price range we're looking at for those...
So, I was just scrolling through the forums for a little while and ended up stumbling upon Rebecca Vaughn7's wedding reviews. By any chance, do you have a link to your band, 021? I'd love to give them a listen! I've actually jotted down a few different bands already so I can start making some calls.
Regarding the vibe of the music, I’m definitely not looking for anything involving country or folk music—not my style at all. Instead, I'm leaning towards pop, rock, or maybe some classic West Coast vibes... does anyone have any other recommendations for a DJ or band that fits that mood?
My biggest worry is just making sure the atmosphere stays classy; I really want to avoid a situation where guests start jumping onto the stage to grab drinks or heckling the musicians while they're mid-song... 😕
If we’re counting the photographer and the band toward that 90-person total, I was thinking maybe round tables would be better, mostly because they just look so much more elegant to me—plus, they’re way more practical since you don't have five people having to shift seats every time one person decides to get up from the table. We'll see how it plays out, though, because it always seems like at the very last second someone either drops out or, heaven forbid, you realize you completely forgot to send someone an invite! 😢

I just took a quick peek at the numbers since my boss is tied up with the group project right now, but I’m planning to sit down next week and really dive into all the details. Do you have any pointers on what I should be looking out for while I'm planning this?
Regarding the cost, I’m actually feeling pretty good about it because everything is bundled together—drinks, all the decor, everything except for the floral arrangements for the head table—and if we decide to go beyond just appetizers and want some stronger spirits, we can just bring our own. Did you recently host a party over at Friends? And where did you order those desserts from? How many should I grab, and how far in advance should I get them ordered? Thanks so much for the help, because I've only just started this whole process and I'm already starting to panic that I won't find a photographer or a band in time... ugh, at least the guest list is sorted for now! 🙂
I think we’re actually leaning towards picking Friends after all, so we'll probably just push the wedding back about six months. We already know a few couples who held their big day there, which makes it feel much more solid,
plus there’s honestly plenty of room for around 90 guests. Hey, didn't you host a wedding over at Diocletian once, Rebecca Vaughn7? I was wondering what the pricing looked like there.
Hey everyone, I’m starting to map out a wedding for this coming summer with a guest list of somewhere around 80 to 90 people. We were originally looking at booking Amigos, but it turns out they don't actually handle weddings during July or August, which is a bit of a bummer.
We’ve been checking out George’s restaurant over in Philadelphia lately, and I was just wondering if anyone here has ever worked with them or maybe attended an event there? I’d love to hear your thoughts on how the food is! Thanks so much, cheers!