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Everything you need for a California wedding in Weddings ·
Hey everyone, does anyone happen to know where I might be able to find some small boys' suits for sale or maybe even a rental?
He’s about 4 years old and he needs to wear a ring during the church ceremony... any leads would be great.
Everything you need for a California wedding in Weddings ·
Help, I need some info! Does anyone know where the notary course in Solvang is being held? Is it actually inside the church or just in some hall nearby? Thanks so much
And while I have you all, about the pizza... where did you guys pick yours up? I remember someone mentioning Phoenix Discount earlier, is that still a good bet 🙂? (Gosh, how did I even manage to mash these two questions together—a notary course and pizza, haha 😉
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Help me out here, please... I am seriously stuck in this loop of indecision. I'm trying to pick a photographer, but I can't stop second-guessing myself. If you all have any advice—or if you've actually seen anyone's portfolio lately—who do you think is the best choice? http://www.fotograf-vjencanja.com/ maybe zumba http://www.studiopapaja.com/ or perhaps papaja? Or what about Sinisa Srdanovic? You can find his work over on Facebook.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? I’m looking for a really talented makeup artist out in the Santa Barbara area, and I definitely need a phone number too. Thanks! 🙂
Everything you need for a California wedding in Weddings ·
Hey everyone, I was wondering if anyone might have (and I know 🙂 definitely does) a copy of the price list or the various service packages? Specifically, I’m looking for the rates provided by I. Matic. If someone could send those my way, I would be so grateful... 🙂
Everything you need for a California wedding in Weddings ·
Thomas Jones12... I actually attended one of those parties where there was a live band playing, though they were more like a folk ensemble... they had all that gear, you know? They’d play some "standard" music, then pivot back to using things like banjos, upright basses, and stuff like that to play those specific songs... I can't recall the exact title, but I think it was called "The Carriage"... anyway... I'm not sure how much help that really is.