Favor idea

ranit · October 2009

My theme is Moroccan, the crowd is mixture of all ethnicity and age. Hence, I am having Wind-chimes [something musical] that is appealing to most demographics, and it is unique!.. got you all talking about it.. vs. the usual picture frame/ candles/ corkscrews... The underline is to do something different, I am not selling the idea of her having to go with wind-chimes, but promoting the idea to comeup with something creative, something unique, something with a personal touch.. And for someone that lives in "CITY" in an apartment [prob. w/o a window], it might be difficult to see out-side the box... [so to speak, don't mean to be sarcastic either]..

I <3 Seabass · October 2009

And for someone that lives in "CITY" in an apartment [prob. w/o a window]um do most apartments in the city not have windows?Anyway, I thought it was weird how you were going on about how favors that don't match the other decor in your house are crap and meanwhile you are planning on giving out wind chimes in YOUR wedding colors. So unless all of your guests' homes are decorated in your wedding color, it came off as a pretty hypocritical.

ranit · October 2009

MO.. i am planning a $100K wedding, you think i would have the common sense of incorporating the chimes accordingly.. they are made of silver with red beads, since you really love getting into details, here it is!Also about the "City...xyz comment" who started this? so just s-u.

cvl105 · October 2009

weeeeeee...i'm on for the ride!

I <3 Seabass · October 2009

Because spending a $100K on one day and common sense go hand in hand.

uppereastgirl · October 2009

My point about the city is that while I have windows (three of them! big, big windows!!!), I would not have any use for a wind chime. Nor would my many guests who live in cities (some may have balconies -- not sure. but still...) Maybe people in the 'burbs would have more use for a wind chime -- just isn't something I've ever thought I would want or need even if I had a yard or balcony.I don't see what the price of your wedding has to do with any of this? Also, it is entirely possible that a portion of your $100,000 may be better spent on taking a grammar/spelling course at a local college. I'm just saying...(BTW, I'm sad to say this, but I think I'm calling MUD based on this and the ridiculousness of her past posts.)