I just want to hear different ways you all stayed on top of your planning and organization for your wedding. And if there is something that you didn’t do that you wish you had, please share.
Hi, my beautiful fiance and I are getting married next April. For a surprise I would like to create a wedding cake topper of us two in a classic pose from her favourite movie. However I am not that handy and would like to know where you can get good molds of faces as this is proving difficult. Needs to be for a 3inch caraciture. Alternatively if anyone is good at this and doesn’t mind helping create a mold or face out of polymer then please let me know.
A very popular wedding theme these days, especially for those who love collectibles, is a Precious Moments wedding. If you think it will be hard to set one up, well here's the good news: you'll be surprised at just how easy it is to find all of the things you need. This article is going to take a look at some of the various items in their wedding line and how they can be used as a great part of your wedding.Cake TopperPicking out a wedding cake and the decorations that go with it is very important for any wedding. Thanks to the forethought of Precious Moments, there are already cake toppers ready to be put on the top of that tasty display. This is a Precious Moments figurine that depicts a couple standing together saying "I do", but it's also a cake topper.The GarterIt may not be well-known, but one thing that every bride wears under her wedding dress is a garter. Though Precious Moments is well-known for their figurines and home decor, would you believe there is a Precious Moments garter? It even has a matching pin that depicts the happy couple, with him carrying her over the altar.ToastOne of the things that is common to any wedding is a toast to the bride and groom. In this case you can add to the wedding table for the bride and groom with a special set of champagne glasses for their wedding. Well, Precious Moments has just such the champagne glasses, with a pair of Precious Moments glasses that have a decorative design on them.A GuestbookEvery wedding needs a guestbook so that you can know who all was there and possibly even get a couple special thoughts from them on this special day. You can continue the precious moments theme you've already started with the precious moments wedding guestbook that matches.Decorative FramesA wedding is one of those special moments in one's life that you would want to remember for years to come. Well, there are matching wedding picture frames that were meant for this purpose - to hold that perfect wedding photo.Gift RegistrySince everyone knows you're having a Precious Moments wedding theme they may try to get gifts from the Precious Moments wedding collection, which would be just fine. However, you also give some of the Precious Moments figurines as gifts. You're probably going to want to have a gift for your groomsman or bridesmaid and some of their wedding line include figurines that depict these important roles in your wedding.Cherry lane keepsakes is a family owned and operated online store specializing in gifts and decor including precious moments, demdaco, willow tree and hundreds of other manufacturers.
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here’s the recipe:
Ingredients:
175 g Refined granulated sugar
300 g Cake flour, sifted three
Times
17 Eggs
Grated peel of one lime
firstly … how do you say “rolled fondant” in Japanese? Would it be in Katakana? I was guessed ãƒãƒ«ãƒ…　フォンダンツ　．．． but im not sure?
We’re doing a cupcake tree instead of a wedding cake… We will have the top tier be a small 8″ cake, but we will keep that for our 1 year anniversary. So, no cake cutting for us? 
It seems awkward just picking up a cupcake and feeding each other… Any ideas? Did anyone else have a cupcake tree and what did you do?
First off, my wedding is on a tight budget…the kind of budget where I need to try to keep the price as low as I can. Lol. I’m having a bit of a delimma with invites and RSVP cards. I’ll try to explain this the best I can..it doesn’t make as much sence written out as it does when I explain it in person, so bear with me. 
I don’t technically want to say no kids invited (because there will be a few children there that I’m already aware of), but I don’t really want everyone to bring like 12 kids a piece. The venue offers a cheaper price for children between certain ages, so I’d like to know how many children in that age group would be attending so I don’t have to pay $45 a person for somebody I could a discounted price on. I’m not trying to be rude…examples for my reasoning: at my aunts wedding, two of the children were running around the head table and knocked off the $300 flutes and broke them..but that was only after knocking two tiers off of the cake. And also once at my baby shower, my cousin brought her son and he threw up on the floor…no biggie normally, but she didn’t clean it up! She just moved her chair over top of it. I don’t want to have to deal with that stuff, so I’m trying to avoid too many children..but if they HAVE to come, I’d like to know.
So I’m on the fence…how would I make it so that people didn’t assume it is ok to bring all of their children, but still be able to know if they do so that I could get the childrens price? What should I do? How would you word the RSVP card?
So my younger sister just got engaged this past weekend. After talking with her, I realized that her and her fiance and practically already planned the whole wedding about 2 months ago without having anyone involved… food tasting, picked out the cake, the reception venue, the pastor, the date, the flowers, her dress and the bridesmaid’s dresses.
She got engaged on Saturday and Sunday she asked me to be the MOH. I was thrilled because we arent’ very close and I thought this would be the perfect time to become closer.
Today I talked to her and she said that she already picked out my dress a month ago with a bridesmaid. On top of that she doesn’t want me to do anything except help the bridesmaid dress the day of the wedding.
I feel insulted that she would exclude us all from helping her. I have to pay about $300 for dress and shoes and do nothing! My husband is laid off, I have two young sons so paying that for a one time thing and just holding a bouquet isn’t worth it to me.
Am I over reacting? She isn’t doing me a favor by telling me I’m the MOH and then having taking someone else to get the dress, nor for me to buy something for a one time thing. She hasn’t ordered the dresses so it’s not like she needed to do it then. Also the wedding is in about 8 months. She would have had time to go with me if she had asked.
Ok, so our housewarming party is this weekend. We have about 20 people. The food and drinks I have planned is as follows;
We want our save the dates and invitations to have a caricature of us. Our cake topper will be a bobble head of us. Any ideas of what we can give as wedding favors?
No TV cartoon character or anything like that.
