Wedding tips for the bride-to-be – Austin News
Posted on May 5th, 2012 at 12:58 pm by
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Wedding tips for the bride-to-beAustin NewsAUSTIN (KXAN) – Sampling slices of wedding cake, laser treatments or anything you want for the registry, and picking the perfect ceremony and honeymoon spot are the fun to-dos of the upcoming "I do." Not so fun is standing in a two- hour line only to …
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The expensive invitation – TheSouthAfrican
Posted on May 5th, 2012 at 6:07 am by
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The expensive invitationTheSouthAfricanTHE OPTIMIST | Woe betide the lassie getting hitched who decides her wedding registry must be at Harvey Nichols instead of Primark or Mr Price Home. You will starve, but you will not be caught dead giving less than is expected.
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5 Ways to Avoid Post-Wedding Blues – Philadelphia Magazine (blog)
Posted on May 4th, 2012 at 12:06 pm by
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5 Ways to Avoid Post-Wedding BluesPhiladelphia Magazine (blog)Schedule things to look forward to in the time after your wedding, like dinner parties where you can use all that registry loot, or even a mini-trip six months into the first year. “it doesn't have to be an exotic vacation,†says Baum-Baicker.
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Online wedding registry tickles tech-savvy brides – FOX 9 News
Posted on May 3rd, 2012 at 11:48 pm by
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Online wedding registry tickles tech-savvy bridesFOX 9 Newsby Bill Keller – bio | email A new website is allowing brides and grooms to branch out when it comes to their wedding registries. Most Minnesota brides will tell you they're registered with Macy's or Target, and though a wedding day may be the biggest …
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Helpful hints to cut down the cost of attending a wedding – Boston Globe
Posted on May 3rd, 2012 at 11:22 pm by
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Helpful hints to cut down the cost of attending a weddingBoston Globe“We found that gifts, on average, run around over $100, and the cost is higher if it's a close friend's wedding,'' said Kristin Koch, senior editor of TheKnot.com. “On average, people spend $75 on attire and over $300 on travel.
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