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Old 21-04-2004, 09:55   #13
SMHarman
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Re: help with my wedding

Buy a magazine - you and your wedding, bride or similar, they have checklists in them every month.

http://www.theweddingguide.co.uk/index.php

Has lists of suppliers everywhere in the country.

http://www.theweddingguide.co.uk/misc/getthebook.php

Send an SAE and request the correct area and this will give you a good start.

Confetti has good chat rooms, but thats about it IMHO.

Decide on your venue and reception venue and find out when they both co-ordinate. This will normally be the biggest stumbling block finding the places that take you when you want. Then start working from there.

Give all your suppliers as much notice as possible. Mrs H sell wedding invitations and other accessories

www.thesilvernutmeg.co.uk

You'd be suprised at the number of brides that have known the date, time and location of their venue and reception and still leave ordering invitations until the week before they want to send them. She can do them in about 12 working days from proof, but realistically you need 15-20.

Ask us some specific questions and I'm sure you'll get more specific answers.
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