Posts by Arthur Roberts65

granitefox19 said:Could someone please give me a bit more detail on where exactly Ružica dva commerce is located?

Just look up Ružica dva on Facebook. You'll find the address there.

Richard Mendoza2 said:Hi everyone. I’ve already asked about photographers in another thread, but there’s no harm in asking here too.

Does anyone have recommendations for a photographer in the San Francisco area? We’re planning a small, intimate wedding. We aren't looking for video services—just photography—and we don't need all those extra bells and whistles agencies usually push, like parent albums or a million extra digital files.

We are even open to an amateur or someone who does this as a serious hobby. My only real requirements are that they have decent, reliable gear and actual talent—someone with a true eye for composition rather than someone just clicking a shutter and hoping for the best. Budget-wise, we aren't exactly rolling in it, so we're looking for something reasonable, ideally under $500 ($667 max). Honestly, we’d prefer to just take the photos ourselves since both my fiancé and I have a knack for photography, but that’s obviously not an option...

p.s. I hope no professionals take offense by this post; I realize high-quality work commands a premium, but that’s just the reality of our situation.

Damira Tafra and Maja Prgomet are both on Facebook.

cosmicraven33 said:Could someone please provide some recommendations for where I might purchase floating candles in the Los Angeles area at a reasonable price?
I have looked at some online options where the prices seem fair, but the shipping costs are just far too high.
Thank you very much

Color doesn't matter to me, but you'll find the best deals at MBM, Rose Two, or IKEA.

They might even have some at Walmart. Check them out and compare prices before you commit to buying anything.

Joshua Perez122 said:If you guys happen to know of any other decent hotels or maybe some cool little inns, please feel free to drop those recommendations here! :-)

Haha, it just occurred to me, and since you're near Omis,

or

both spots are more than adequate, from the food to everything else, each unique in its own way....
...there, the only thing is that it isn't Split🙂

cosmicsurfer17 said:😁
Awesome, thanks for the heads-up! I'll always have napkins on hand if I can't track down that tissue paper!
Thanks again! 😉

Don't mention it. It feels good knowing I could help even a little bit. If you hit a snag, just ask!
From what you've posted on the forum, I have a pretty clear picture of your bachelorette party plans (by the way, I'm voting for flats 🙂), and I can already see you surrounded by pom-poms! That's a total win if it means anything to you. Good luck!!!

cosmicurfer17, I don't have a better photo. This is the paper, the one underneath, and the small, faded pom-pom is barely visible behind it. If I find another scrap of paper at home, I will easily make a better version for the picture. 🙂
https://imageshack.com/i/npe6ccj

cosmicsurfer17 said:Are you seriously trying to tell me that? 😁
So, I’m sitting here wondering... do I actually need white, or should I maybe go with silver? It’s one of those things that seems simple until you’re staring at the options for twenty minutes straight. Is there even a real difference, or am I just overthinking this?
So, is the math actually working out where you can just take one single sheet and turn it into a sphere, or what? 🤔

Haha, I’m talking to you, but it doesn't matter. 🙂
Unfortunately, those colors aren't available anywhere in San Francisco—if anyone knows where to find them, let me know.
Exactly. The math is that one sheet makes one larger ball, or even two smaller ones (about 15 cm in diameter). I made a pink one and actually put it under the shower to see how it handled the rain, and it looked even better. It didn't deform at all. If you want it for outdoors, try to find that specific paper.
Tissue works, but if it's for indoors, just grab some napkins. You won't regret it, trust me. 🙂

At Rose Two in San Francisco, the colors were pink, blue, yellow, and brown. If I recall correctly, $2.75 there were about 20 pages. https://www.facebook.com/ruzica.dva