http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/ Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:04:27 -0500 MyBB http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-18.html Fri, 05 Mar 2010 02:20:30 -0600 albertbertina http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-18.html I am new at this forum, I want to ask you guys .What are the measures you take for preserving gown? I bought wedding dress too earlier, now don’t know what to do, some one shared followed link, so you gay have info about it? Thanks.
Wedding Gown Dress Preservation]]> I am new at this forum, I want to ask you guys .What are the measures you take for preserving gown? I bought wedding dress too earlier, now don’t know what to do, some one shared followed link, so you gay have info about it? Thanks.
Wedding Gown Dress Preservation]]> http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-17.html Wed, 24 Feb 2010 07:59:50 -0600 WeddingCakeToppers http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-17.html
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The cheapest option is a basic sponge cake, either plain or flavored with vanilla. Other flavor choices can include orange, lemon, chocolate or even carrot. Personally I think you can’t go wrong with a sponge cake, as it will appeal to most people’s tastes.

At the other end of the scale is the cheesecake. At luxurious cheesecake will indulge your guests but will cost you $8 or more per slice because they are more time intensive to make.

I could write an endless list of all the types of cake there are to choose from. Traditionally the cake of choice was a fruit cake. Probably because the top tier was always kept for the christening of the couple’s first born child. Any other type of cake was unlikely to be still edible by the time this occasion came about. But there are no hard & fast rules about the type of cake you should have & really it should come down to personal taste & preference.

Just remember, the more time it takes to make, the more expensive it will be & the more stuff that goes into it - fruit, nuts, alcohol etc. the more expensive it will be.

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The cheapest option is a basic sponge cake, either plain or flavored with vanilla. Other flavor choices can include orange, lemon, chocolate or even carrot. Personally I think you can’t go wrong with a sponge cake, as it will appeal to most people’s tastes.

At the other end of the scale is the cheesecake. At luxurious cheesecake will indulge your guests but will cost you $8 or more per slice because they are more time intensive to make.

I could write an endless list of all the types of cake there are to choose from. Traditionally the cake of choice was a fruit cake. Probably because the top tier was always kept for the christening of the couple’s first born child. Any other type of cake was unlikely to be still edible by the time this occasion came about. But there are no hard & fast rules about the type of cake you should have & really it should come down to personal taste & preference.

Just remember, the more time it takes to make, the more expensive it will be & the more stuff that goes into it - fruit, nuts, alcohol etc. the more expensive it will be.

]]> http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-14.html Thu, 27 Aug 2009 07:59:04 -0500 MarcyOne http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-14.html I'm a writer, and a working mom. I write mostly or composing wedding related
articles.
I'm positively looking forward to the forum and its members, hope all will guide,
share and help me to increase my knowledge.
I will become a little more involved and see about helping others and being
helped myself. Thanks for having me, I'm looking forward to getting to know
you all.]]> I'm a writer, and a working mom. I write mostly or composing wedding related
articles.
I'm positively looking forward to the forum and its members, hope all will guide,
share and help me to increase my knowledge.
I will become a little more involved and see about helping others and being
helped myself. Thanks for having me, I'm looking forward to getting to know
you all.]]> http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-13.html Fri, 03 Jul 2009 12:03:27 -0500 JasonOne http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-13.html
My name is Jason Hennessey the President and founder of 1Weddingsource.
Im glad to be part of this forum.

I am willing to share something about wedding planning ideas. just let me know and drop me a line here.

Have a good day guys!]]>
My name is Jason Hennessey the President and founder of 1Weddingsource.
Im glad to be part of this forum.

I am willing to share something about wedding planning ideas. just let me know and drop me a line here.

Have a good day guys!]]> http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-11.html Wed, 27 May 2009 09:05:49 -0500 hanban11 http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-11.html
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Does any one have any good ideas for simple to make wedding invites or website that they can recommend?]]>
Does any one have any good ideas for simple to make wedding invites or website that they can recommend?]]> http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-9.html Sun, 22 Mar 2009 12:51:43 -0500 Jessica http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-9.html
Can't wait to see what they all look like when they're all lit.]]>
Can't wait to see what they all look like when they're all lit.]]> http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-8.html Sun, 22 Mar 2009 12:34:23 -0500 Helen http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-8.html
I'm so so so excited about my wedding, it's just over 12 months away and I can't wait. We're getting married abroad so I don't have all the normal wedding stuff to stress out about.

Can't wait to meet other brides to be.

Helen ]]>
I'm so so so excited about my wedding, it's just over 12 months away and I can't wait. We're getting married abroad so I don't have all the normal wedding stuff to stress out about.

Can't wait to meet other brides to be.

Helen ]]> http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-7.html Sat, 21 Mar 2009 05:47:45 -0500 Abby http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-7.html
The reception venue charge £7.50 for corkage per bottle if you bring your own wine and I think this will be cheaper than buying the wine from the venue as a bottle starts are £17.

I think it would be a good idea to buy the wine in bulk from else where but my husband to be thinks this is too much hassle.

Will it be too much hassle, I know it will be an extra thing to organise but surely take a few bottles of wine to the reception venue a few days before the wedding wouldn't be that much of a problem.

What does everyone else think? - I've added a poll to make it nice and easy to give your answer, but feel free to elaborate.]]>
The reception venue charge £7.50 for corkage per bottle if you bring your own wine and I think this will be cheaper than buying the wine from the venue as a bottle starts are £17.

I think it would be a good idea to buy the wine in bulk from else where but my husband to be thinks this is too much hassle.

Will it be too much hassle, I know it will be an extra thing to organise but surely take a few bottles of wine to the reception venue a few days before the wedding wouldn't be that much of a problem.

What does everyone else think? - I've added a poll to make it nice and easy to give your answer, but feel free to elaborate.]]> http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-6.html Sat, 21 Mar 2009 05:31:28 -0500 Helen http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-6.html
Does any one have any ideas?

Thanks

Helen]]>
Does any one have any ideas?

Thanks

Helen]]> http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-5.html Thu, 19 Mar 2009 11:54:23 -0500 tracey m http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-5.html
I'm trying to understand it from my husbands point of view, I know he'd rather my ex boyfriend wasn't there but if he's seeing my best friend then really he should get an invite. I'm not really sure what to do - any ideas?

Thanks]]>
I'm trying to understand it from my husbands point of view, I know he'd rather my ex boyfriend wasn't there but if he's seeing my best friend then really he should get an invite. I'm not really sure what to do - any ideas?

Thanks]]> http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-4.html Thu, 19 Mar 2009 11:21:00 -0500 Abby http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-4.html http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-3.html Wed, 18 Mar 2009 14:23:05 -0500 Gina http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-3.html
I've just joined the wedding forum today and even though my wedding is only a few months away, I'm going to lurk about to see what tips and ideas you have to offer.

Gina]]>
I've just joined the wedding forum today and even though my wedding is only a few months away, I'm going to lurk about to see what tips and ideas you have to offer.

Gina]]> http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-2.html Wed, 18 Mar 2009 12:06:22 -0500 Trisha http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-2.html http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-1.html Wed, 18 Mar 2009 11:42:19 -0500 Trisha http://www.weddingandgemsdirectory.co.uk/weddingforum/thread-1.html
Thanks
Trisha ]]>
Thanks
Trisha ]]>