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Thomas Cruz9 said:The top tier is priced at 2,000 euros... what has your experience been like with them? Thanks, everyone.
Timothy Fisher50 said:Does anyone happen to have a recommendation for a good barber here in San Francisco? I was wondering if Miran is any good, and what his rates usually look like?
By the way, did you guys end up making your own pieces from scratch, or did you just pick up something ready-made? Also, where on earth did you find all your materials?
placideagle10 said:I’m looking for a little bit of advice here... Do you all usually do a makeup trial? I have Tina Turner booked for my wedding day, and she mentioned that most girls actually skip the trial altogether. It’s left me feeling a bit torn—is it actually smart to book a trial when you consider that the cost isn't exactly small?
Also, we have our photo shoot planned for the Monday after the wedding. I was originally thinking about just doing my own makeup for that, but I’ve heard it’s probably wise to hire a pro then too, simply because high-res cameras tend to "eat" a lot of makeup. If I go that route, it would mean paying for the wedding day look + the post-wedding shoot + the trial. 🤷 What would you all suggest? What were your plans like when you were in my shoes?
Thanks in advance!
placideagle10 said:The price is $117. I actually wear makeup on a daily basis, so this is a big decision for me... To be honest, I'm a bit stumped regarding the whole trial run situation—I suppose it really boils down to who is actually doing the work and how much experience they bring to the table...
Does anyone happen to have a recommendation for a makeup artist for Monday if I decide to go through with it? (My usual artist is already booked up). Also, does anyone have contact info for Lucia Spajic, and has anyone here actually used her services before?
Timothy Fisher50 said:I’m in the exact same boat, honestly... could someone please send me Lucia Spajic's number and let me know what her rates are? I'm seriously considering booking a professional session for that Monday after the big gala for some photos...
vividcrane20 said:Thanks so much for the reply! I'll definitely make an effort to go see them, but I was curious if anyone had actually caught them performing at a real party setting! 🤷Oh, and I also heard there were three of them—supposedly they have a female vocalist?! 🙂
I have to say, I am thoroughly disappointed with how things are being handled in Las Vegas. We reached out to them a few months back, and they quoted us 1,500. Fast forward to now, when we actually sat down to finalize the paperwork, they suddenly claim they’ve bumped the prices up to somewhere between 1,800 and 2,000. It’s completely unprofessional. Honestly, I have to question if it's even worth dropping 1,500, let alone anything higher. There was a time when people were playing sets for a maximum of 1,000, but now that I'm hearing figures reaching 2,500, I just can't take it seriously. In my view, it’s nothing more than a blatant cash grab. For 2,500, you could practically buy a decent car instead of handing that money over to a band for a single night.
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Hey, I urgently need some advice regarding a band... Ivica Bago With a budget of 2,000 dollars, you might actually stand a chance. Visa $2,500. Las Vegas Las Vegas. Boeing I am sitting on a budget of $1,600, and I need to pull the trigger within the next forty-eight hours. If anyone here has actually seen any of these bands perform live, I am asking for your honest recommendations or critiques. Please, I need some clarity before I commit. Thank you. 🙂I have nothing to add at this moment. As stated by:
Right now, we’re stuck with the name change being our only real move, so I’m curious—is anyone planning to be out in the area anytime soon? I'd love for someone to give me a firsthand report on how things are looking over there. Or did something just happen recently?
I’ve gone ahead and booked an event planner for six months out. My primary focus is ensuring that both the venue aesthetics and the catering are executed flawlessly. 😁 I honestly couldn't care less about what's happening on the TTS; everyone knows nobody is actually going to take a leap of faith and dive into the ocean. Besides, if the venue is an eyesore, it just keeps the crowds inside the hall instead of wandering around outside. 😉 The establishment is top-tier. The lounge area is genuinely impressive, but more importantly, the technical specs are spot on—the ceilings are high and the ventilation system is excellent, so you aren’t sitting in some stuffy, suffocating room. It’s those specific details that ultimately made my decision to go with Sleep. 🙂William Chavez10 said:I actually went to a wedding where they were playing, and they were awesome. You really can't go wrong with them. They've got such a great vibe. They're originally from Boise, I think.
As for the photography and video setup, it really depends... I ended up going with Kodak from Boise, and the pricing was solid and their work was great. In my case, it was also just one photographer and one videographer. Basically, they'll show up at your place first to take photos, then they'll be with him the whole time, and the best part is definitely when they come to get you. I feel like all those shots of people hanging out in the yard aren't even that necessary. To be honest, paying for a second photographer felt like a bit much for me.
I really love their style, honestly—it’s great. But I can't help feeling like a female voice would have been a much better fit here.
I just got off the phone with Marina, and she seems wonderful. However, her pricing is nearly identical to what I saw at Instagram, and I spent most of yesterday comparing different quotes. Right now, I'm torn between Marina and Adria... Adria is more budget-friendly, yet their aesthetic is virtually indistinguishable from Marina's. My plan is to visit both studios in person before making a final call; there really isn't any other way to be sure 😁 though, truth be told, the music selection is what's actually keeping me up at night.
