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NOLABridesmaid · March 2013

ha @ O. I want people to have a good time and hope they enjoy themselves.

zsazsa-stl · March 2013

Agree with everyone else, Nola. Even if the party were at your house, I would show up with a bottle of wine or two and not expect you to foot the booze bill.

6fsn · March 2013

You are A-Okay and more, Nola.

[Deleted User] · March 2013

I believe this is worse than the potluck weddings.

Nola - that sounds great. I can't wait to see pics. Do you have your Attire: HOT yet?

VarunaTT · March 2013

NOLA, I think your bday party is fine and doing drink tickets is fine too.

My birthday we've always provided all the food and usually about 1 bottle wine/2 people. once that's gone, you're on your own. However, since we provide all the food, most of the guests show up with liquor.

And this year, very cool presents. That was a sweet surprise, I really don't expect presents at my age.

NOLABridesmaid · March 2013

Cali, i don't even want to start looking.:(

Knottie_22382102 · March 2013

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/special-topic-wedding-boards_wedding-woes_evil-cackles?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Special%20Topic%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:47Discussion:0d804782-c753-4a19-a274-5aab125c0955Post:f319db76-3f75-4ec3-9a27-b3bd6c872f3a">Re: :: evil cackles ::</a>:
[QUOTE]I would write a note that I will be brown bagging it. And then I will ask the bride before the ceremony if there is a freezer handy for my Lean Cuisine meal. I don't want it getting soggy before microwave time.
Posted by zsazsa-stl[/QUOTE]

bhahahaha!

Knottie_22382102 · March 2013

Ok I'm dying to know how you are going to respond to this. My creativity is flowing here.

You could print out this thread and mail it with your reply card.

Do they have a wedding website?

lalans · March 2013

Random other bday party question, just curious what people do. In my group of friends if someone is celebrating a bday and organizes a dinner for their b-day their meal usually gets split between all the attendees(actually 1/2 the time is someone else, like the SO or a close friend doing the actual organizing) ....although lately now that we are getting older/many of us have better jobs, there have been times that the bday person has paid for everyone's meal. Its an interesting shift.

*Barbie* · March 2013

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/special-topic-wedding-boards_wedding-woes_evil-cackles?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Special%20Topic%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:47Discussion:0d804782-c753-4a19-a274-5aab125c0955Post:2e07093c-6311-4af5-9bf4-4705bf21b421">Re: :: evil cackles ::</a>:
[QUOTE]Ok I'm dying to know how you are going to respond to this. My creativity is flowing here. You could print out this thread and mail it with your reply card. Do they have a wedding website?
Posted by MuppetFan[/QUOTE]

<div>you need to stick around for all of mrsconn's issues - if she hadn't been banned for posting about her relationship with her gay twin brother. </div>

NOLABridesmaid · March 2013

LaLa, I think it depends on the crowd. I have friends that always offer to pick up the tab, and I have friends that you already know to bring small bills with you because that puppy is going to get split to the penny.

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