Looking for inexpensive paper fans to include with the programs at the ceremony, the cheapest place I could fine them was here. 100 programs, with 100 fans. Doo doo doo.
Aaaand I may have found a cheaper place for lanterns here. Or here.
It all comes down to shipping costs. And whether I can find them at a lower price locally, like the dollar store.
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Showing posts with label favors. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Friday, April 9, 2010
bleh
I think I'm going to change my boutonnieres. I don't think the cost of getting different ones is going to be any more than buying all the stuff I need to fix the issues with the ones I originally purchased.
So I think I'll get this one for Darren.
These ones for the groomsmen.
And these for the ushers/attendants.
Also, I'm thinking about tying paper fans together with each program and I'm currently searching for the least expansive fans I can find. So far this is my best option. We'll see if I actually follow through on this idea, but whatevs.
So I think I'll get this one for Darren.
These ones for the groomsmen.
And these for the ushers/attendants.
Also, I'm thinking about tying paper fans together with each program and I'm currently searching for the least expansive fans I can find. So far this is my best option. We'll see if I actually follow through on this idea, but whatevs.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
moo?
So many posts today.
I'm thinking that instead of wedding favors for the guests, we make a donation in their honor to Heifer International. It's such a cool charity and I'd say it's pretty appropriate for a wedding on a farm. Plus, considering animals are going to be killed in our honor, it's only fair to donate animals for non-eating purposes. Then we could print business cards to put at each place setting indicating that the donation had been made.
In other news, our second usher agreed to the position. Pip!
I'm thinking that instead of wedding favors for the guests, we make a donation in their honor to Heifer International. It's such a cool charity and I'd say it's pretty appropriate for a wedding on a farm. Plus, considering animals are going to be killed in our honor, it's only fair to donate animals for non-eating purposes. Then we could print business cards to put at each place setting indicating that the donation had been made.
In other news, our second usher agreed to the position. Pip!
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