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January 29, 2008

Save the Date

This past weekend officially marked the beginning of my maid-of-honor duties. The bride and I decided to meet in Manhattan to look at the save-the-date cards and invitations she wanted at Print Icon, a stationery store/printer in Manhattan. She described them to me over the phone and they definitely sounded unique, which is why I had to go and see them in person. When I saw them, I knew they’d be perfect for this fun couple.

This is the save-the-date card she ended up buying:

save the date


It’s so perfect because that’s exactly what she has on her ring finger: a giant ring.

Now, I don’t want you thinking that she just wants to brag about the size of her ring with this card. The point was to send something funny and cheeky, and I thought it was a cute idea. My friend was perfectly fine with the idea of getting a simple, modest ring so they could use the money to pay for the practical things like bills, a down payment on a house, groceries, etc. Luckily, she found a great guy who wanted to give her something she really wanted, something that could one day become a family heirloom passed down to future generations. So yes, it’s a big, pretty ring, but what you can’t see is what makes it so special—the thought, hard work and love that went in to making it.

Before our wedding excursion ended we were able to secure an appointment for a gown fitting and go through every wedding magazine at Barnes & Noble. With the wedding only 8 1/2 short months away, I think I can expect many of my weekends to look a lot like this.

Posted by Lori at 12:51 p.m.

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