finally, something affordable and personalized!

orangehills

So, I just thought this was cute, and wanted to share. I wanted something personalized at our wedding, but everything is SO expensive! (personalized unity sand packages, cake toppers...) Well anyway, I found this and it's affordable and cute! I ordered one in our colors to say our last name too.  I'll probably have it near the place cards or guest book. You can get them personalized with anything though, not just Disney! (But I'm doing Disney since we are going to Disneyland for our mini-moon )

http://www.etsy.com/listing/93207721/mickey-mouse-family-last-name?

naomikb

Cute!  I hope she gets rid of the apostrophes though.

BMcLeodTeam

That's really cute!

orangehills

good point!!! I didn't even think about that, but I'll have to make sure to ask for no apostrophe... because really, that doesn't make sense if there isn't a word after!

mrandmrsbrist

The apostrophe makes sense if you read both the lines as one whole line "The Gronde's Happily Ever After" It's their happily ever after. Apostrophe for ownership.

orangehills

Hmm that makes sense too... I guess I like it w/o though because I read it as 2 different sentences and I guess if I ever take the name to use it elsewhere no apostrophe would be better. Tricky tricky!

GJones27

Glad you found something!  I see you're sort of new on this board (I usually read posts on my iPhone so it's harder to tell).  Where in NorCal are you from?  :-)  I got married last year in SF.

naomikb

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/cultural-wedding-boards_christian-weddings_finally-something-affordable-and-personalized?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Cultural%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:464687ae-7bc1-4360-9aea-999e11f1e1adDiscussion:59036885-1171-4bcd-b8cc-e187db06fd4aPost:fbdf5cae-546f-41db-97e6-bbbef30bc783">Re: finally, something affordable and personalized!</a>:
[QUOTE]The apostrophe makes sense if you read both the lines as one whole line "The Gronde's Happily Ever After" It's their happily ever after. Apostrophe for ownership.
Posted by mrandmrsbrist[/QUOTE]
See in that case I would have put "The Grondes' Happily Ever After".

There is another block set later in the series that says "The Brehm's / Nana & Papa's Clubhouse".

Regardless, I'm sure she makes whatever people order!

Ash61612

very cute!

AshNoel8

I love it! 

RebeccaJac

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/cultural-wedding-boards_christian-weddings_finally-something-affordable-and-personalized?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Cultural%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:464687ae-7bc1-4360-9aea-999e11f1e1adDiscussion:59036885-1171-4bcd-b8cc-e187db06fd4aPost:fbdf5cae-546f-41db-97e6-bbbef30bc783">Re: finally, something affordable and personalized!</a>:
[QUOTE]The apostrophe makes sense if you read both the lines as one whole line "The Gronde's Happily Ever After" It's their happily ever after. Apostrophe for ownership.
Posted by mrandmrsbrist[/QUOTE]

<div>Ha! Brist you would jump in with the appropriate grammatical interpretation ;)</div>

orangehills

I know I started looking and she has a lot with the apostrophe, and that is techincally grammatically wrong! It probably is what people ask her for though.

And GJones- I'm in the Sacramento area, how about you?

FaithCaitlin

Super cute!!