Well it's been a while since I've updated this site!

So much has gone on the last 2+ months but planning is still undergoing!!

Completed:
- Final design of favor boxes
- Makeup and hair trial
- Getting rings resized
- Bought veil pattern to make veil
- Shoes bought and final design determined
 
Each bouquet has the bridesmaid's name spelt out by the charms.  At the back I decorated the stem with sewing pins in the bridesmaid's favorite color :)
 
Favor box and invitation :)
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I got my dress!!!

Bridal Mall at Niantic CT was having their periodic sample sale and I decided to take a chance.

Turned out I left with a dress that actually FITS me and is within my budget :)

I am one happy bride!
 
Finally got my flowers last weekend and have been working on them.  It's incomplete as I still need to wrap them but here is a sneak peek:
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I have began my bouquet projects this weekend by buying some silk flowers either on sale or for cheap.  I got orange rose sprays for a little over a dollar and 2.5" orange gerbera daisies for $0.59 :D  They were 70% off and I was lucky to have found the flowers I liked.  I also got some rose with fake dew drops for $0.99 each.  Now I just need some larger head gerbera daisies to complete the bridesmaid's bouquets :)  And some light blue flowers for mine.  Think I'll get the rest from Afloral.com.

So exciting! :D
 
So here are pictures of my 5 centerpieces and my Save-the-Date.
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I wasn't sure if I wanted to do this before but I see a lot of people going to DIY it, just maybe I might?

I might be using a Polaroid.
 
I want to use photo frames as part of the centerpieces next to my flowers.  I want to put interesting tidbits about us on each table to make it interesting and something to do for the guests.

I found out about these frames from other people on wedding boards but found out they don't carry it in IKEA in New Haven.
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I was going to New Haven anyways so I decided to stop by IKEA and take a peak at what else the store is carrying that is cheap and that I can use and I saw this easel and some wooden frames that are supposed to go with it as they don't have a backing for a frame stand or for framing:
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Those go for $0.99 cents and I think the wooden frames were $2.99 for 3 or something like that.  And then I saw these!
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They are $0.99 for 4!!!  They are about 4"x6" in size and have a heavy duty cardboard as the backing with an attached stands, even though the cardboard don't work very well but since they will be on the table top standing I don't think there will be a lot of weight.

I initially thought of getting the easel to prop these frames on but I might not need to any more!!  Awesome deal!
 
Someone from TheKnot DIY forum mentioned a Wire Card Holder on MarthaStewartWeddings.com.  Pretty neat :)