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where did you find this ring? my fiance really wants something just like this...when i even brought up him having diamonds in his ring he almost threw up lol! i guess thats the plumber in him haha! congrats and goodluck!
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ashleyw44's Pink wedding
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02/21/2008
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The Ring has arrived!
Adam's ring is here.
Incredibly enough, the ring that I ordered Monday night off of the internet came today! I am amazed at the speed!!! I am a little sad that we can't engrave the ring still but I absolutely love it and Adam does too. It's a great color and a good thickness for Adam's hands plus Adam loves the comfort grip. I am so happy to have that checked off the list!!
Speaking of the list... we are in the 2 digits and I am getting a little nervous. My list is absolutely huge!!! 98 days to go and it is starting to feel real... I'm getting married!! |
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Hey, my FH is a master plumber fabmrsskein!
Ashley: About my postcards. I did them in power point (because my mac doesn't have publisher, but I'd recommend that). I just made a rectangle box with rounded corners and made it look like a postcard with the address printed, a line (the flowers) down the middle and the info on the other side for guests to fill out. I printed these on cover stock (a little lighter weight than card stock and less than half the cost). I printed two on a page. I trimmed the page near the edges of the postcard (the back, where the postage stamp goes) then I stamped (rubber stamps with ink) the "front" with the same linked hearts we used on the invitation background. I thought they looked plain, so I bought another stamp and another ink color. The new stamp says "All things grow with love". I stamped those a little off center on the front in a turquoise color. I cut the postcards out and put a postcard stamp on them (after going to the post office with one to make sure it was no bigger than the post card size). That's it!! If you want, I can send you the file to check out and look at up close.
Ashley: About my postcards. I did them in power point (because my mac doesn't have publisher, but I'd recommend that). I just made a rectangle box with rounded corners and made it look like a postcard with the address printed, a line (the flowers) down the middle and the info on the other side for guests to fill out. I printed these on cover stock (a little lighter weight than card stock and less than half the cost). I printed two on a page. I trimmed the page near the edges of the postcard (the back, where the postage stamp goes) then I stamped (rubber stamps with ink) the "front" with the same linked hearts we used on the invitation background. I thought they looked plain, so I bought another stamp and another ink color. The new stamp says "All things grow with love". I stamped those a little off center on the front in a turquoise color. I cut the postcards out and put a postcard stamp on them (after going to the post office with one to make sure it was no bigger than the post card size). That's it!! If you want, I can send you the file to check out and look at up close.
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