wedding

July 2, 2001

How about placing the soap in some netting and giving those out. You can

find yards of pretty netting probably much cheaper than a towel. Plus I

think the bridal netting looks so pretty when it is tied up!!

July 3, 2001

Saw lovebirds molds, sorry cant remember where-----I did 55 lavender hearts,

put on silver decals, and tied with tulle and ribbon. They were a hit..

Oops found where the lovebirds came from....www.soapberrylane.com.

Holly

July 3, 2001

Hi,

Since you do m & p, how about clear soap with wedding rings embedded in them, then

wrap in tulle (as Cates3gem suggested) and tie with thin ribbons in the wedding

colors? One could use a tiny dove or any of those little wedding do-hickeys

that are sold at party or cake decorating stores.

Good luck.

Grins,

Kaye

wedding

I have been asked to make some items for a wedding, at this point she does not

have any ideas what she wants. I know she wants gifts for everyone attending.

I have been surfing for molds in conjunction with the wedding them with no luck,

I do M & P, also various toiletry items.

I thought maybe soap wrapped in a washcloth and tied in a bow? Any other ideas

would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Terry

July 3, 2001

Hi Terry,

I recently made wedding favors for a friend. I bought some small chocolate

molds in the shape of flowers. I did the centres of the flowers one color

and the petals another. I also made mini bars in a rectangular shape and

then I wrapped one or two of the flower soaps and a mini bar in a soft net

fabric, tied with rafia and inserted a small piece of lavender into the

rafia. I also tied rafia around some of the little mini bars like you would

wrap a small gift and put a piece of lavender or cedar into the rafia bow. I

found an attractive basket and then put a bit of filling in it and then

arranged the soaps in the basket. The little mini flowers were very time

consuming to make but they looked really pretty. You could make the soaps

in whatever the bride's colors are or chose ribbons that match.

Janis

I have been asked to make some items for a wedding, at this point she does

not have any ideas what she wants. I know she wants gifts for everyone

attending. I have been surfing for molds in conjunction with the wedding

them with no luck, I do M & P, also various toiletry items.

I thought maybe soap wrapped in a washcloth and tied in a bow? Any other

ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Terry

July 3, 2001

Hi...From Nature With Love carries a wedding bell soap mold. It is very

nice, and deep so you can make small or large sized soaps.

Jeanne

ALL WASHED UP

Nature Loving Creations

July 3, 2001

Anne Marie at www.brambleberry.com has a heart that says love across it.

Comes four (I think, at least) to a sheet. They are great for M & P.

lynn in valencia

lavender bluffs bath and body

" A little touch of heaven in your bath "

July 4, 2001

Hi,

I have just done my best friends wedding (we meet when

we were three and are still friends at 30!).

We purchased 50ml heart shaped bottles and filled them

with dispersable bath oil (scented with romantic EO

blends) and little pieces of gold leaf (to float

gently on the bottom) then we sealed with gold

botteling wax and labeled. They look fantastic!

Good luck wiht whatever you decide to do!

Rochelle in Adelaide

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> Date: Tue, 3 Jul 2001 08:42:21 -0500

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> Subject: Re: wedding

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July 30, 2002

> Anyone have tips for turning down " home made " food from family members

with out hurting feelings. I will be among people I love serving foods I

love.

Take a bite of everything, all it a feast or treat day, and enjoy! I'm sure

you'll be walking around enough to burn off those bites of food from the

wedding.

As for the sweet 16 party, is this for the girls or a family thing? If just

the kids, get out of the kitchen and stay away from the cake and goodies.

LOL If it's a family affair, just take a small piece of cake and avoid the

ice cream and other goodies.

Make sure you're drinking enough water both days so you don't reach for a

soda when thirsty. Or an alcoholic drink - remember that alcohol is counted

as pure fat as far as calories go!

Go, have a good time, enjoy the food. Just don't overdo it.

Sue in NJ

July 30, 2002

I am very afraid that I wont stop at a bite.....sigh. I can just see me putting

on 10 to 20 pounds from Friday night to Sunday morning. It is amazing how much I

can nibble away in a few hours. Once I even ate a sandwich and forgot I ate it.

I went so far as to accuse my husband as to hiding it on me. He told me to check

out my face in the mirror. I had sandwich bits between my teeth. Yet I had no

memory of eating the sandwich.

The sweet 16 is a family affair. She will have some other party time with her

friends on Saturday. The thing that worries me is that she choose a Japanese

restaurant to have the family dinner at. We have eaten there before. Every thing

on the menu is disaster to my diet. Too much salt / too much fat or a food

allergy.

I am also worried about others finding out that I am on a diet. Some family

members are " less then supportive " .

One reason I always take the photos at family affairs is that until recently I

hated to be photographed because I was so overweight. I have recently began to

accept my self as I am at the moment. But its still a struggle at times.

Jelayne

Re: wedding

> Anyone have tips for turning down " home made " food from family members

with out hurting feelings. I will be among people I love serving foods I

love.

Take a bite of everything, all it a feast or treat day, and enjoy! I'm sure

you'll be walking around enough to burn off those bites of food from the

wedding.

As for the sweet 16 party, is this for the girls or a family thing? If just

the kids, get out of the kitchen and stay away from the cake and goodies.

LOL If it's a family affair, just take a small piece of cake and avoid the

ice cream and other goodies.

Make sure you're drinking enough water both days so you don't reach for a

soda when thirsty. Or an alcoholic drink - remember that alcohol is counted

as pure fat as far as calories go!

Go, have a good time, enjoy the food. Just don't overdo it.

Sue in NJ

April 25, 2004

CONGRATULATIONS! !!

HAPPINESS AND GOOD HEALTH! !

April 25, 2004

In a message dated 4/25/2004 1:44:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

sonyaw331@... writes:

Hello everyone just to let you all know that Ian and I got Married on

Friday 23rd April so I am Mrs Gwalter now. We Have also put a couple

of pictures up that we have.

Ian and Sonya

Congratulations Ian and Sonya!

Sincerely,

Joe

April 25, 2004

Best Wishes Ian and Sonya,

We wish you much love and happiness in your life together.

Love,

Pamela and Mike

April 26, 2004

Congratulations Ian and Sonya!

Later,

Mike Briggs

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July 24, 2005

Okay so here goes guys. My daughter's wedding was fabulous, save one tiny

margin of error. THE HAIDRESSER FORGOT TO SHOW UP!!! Yup you read that right.

Our hairdresser was suppose to be at the house a 7:30 AM. At 7:30 when she

didn't show we were nervous, by 10 to eight my daughter was hysterical. The

wedding was at 10:30 and she was suppose to do the both of us. The other

girls in the wedding party each took care of doing or getting their own hair

done. Two hours to go and know hairdresser. I started to call salons in our

area figuring we were doomed. Nobody is usually open until at least 9:00 AM.

Finally after about 10 minutes of calling and getting no answers we called

one and a girl answered. I explained the situation she heard Mandi crying ,

told me they were doing a wedding party right then but to come over and they

would figure something out. Long story short, we got our hair done and out of

there with about 45 minutes till church time. I ran in House and did what I

had to do, and Mandi's bridesmaids swarmed all over her. Got to church a

wee bit late (10 minutes) and got the show on the road. After that

everything was just beautiful!!! I am exhausted today and a lot glad and a

little sad

it is over. Micah danced the ENTIRE reception time. I kid you not. We had

to literally force him to stop and take a drink. He refused to eat, and

every time they would do something on the dance floor with the bride and groom

and guests hooting them on, he thought it was for him. He was the Hoot.

Coming home for 5 minutes in the car he was in a stupor like state and

we all laughed as we watched his head plunk down on his chest. Brought him

in, changed him like a wet noodle, put him to bed and didn't hear from him til

8:30 this morning. Micah's first big formal affair and we find out he is a

party animal!! Anyway the wedding is over and now I have Vacation Bible

school to start tomorrow morning so I better get some rest tonight or I am

going

to need shots of adrenaline to keep up with a bunch of pre-schoolers.

Loree

July 24, 2005