We've had some technical difficulties (read: virus) over the last few days but I think they've finally been rectified. I honestly don't understand what joy people get out of not even securing any personal details, just irritating me.
Aside from that, I finally have shoes to go with my dress. It was a fantastic day, like a higher power decided today was our day and nothing could ruin it and I was going to find shoes in less than an hour. I was certain we were going to waste a trip out of town. Photos will come post-wedding.
The following day we put in an order for the groom's suit, settled on a black shirt over cream or white (it just looked better, I was a little afraid to say anything in case we looked like crazy goth people!) and managed to find a tie and handkerchief in the same store that match perfectly. Very lucky day.
On a more personal, less wedding side, we've decided rather than taking public transport (we're non-car owners, for now) we're going to hire a car to get to our location which is several hours away. After lengthy discussion, particularly regarding money, we decided it was more personal and probably easier on the both of us just to drive.
Nerves are starting to settle in but excitement is definitely there too! Only eighteen days to go!
A story of elopement.
Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts
Monday, January 25, 2010
Saturday, January 16, 2010
More paperwork.
We received our contracts two days ago. It's fascinating how as soon as you enter into something like this, people don't want to talk plans, they want to do the paperwork and get deposits, then figure out what you want. Okay, not fascinating, maybe interesting is a better word?
In more interesting, female news, I thought I had found shoes but after discussion with my mother decided to go on a hunt in our nearest decent city to have a look in some stores. Probably a better idea, I wasn't sure about the colour. Along with some of the other unconventional parts of our wedding, my dress is lilac. I just don't suit white. It's making finding shoes difficult.
More importantly, the groom found a suit he likes and the place hires. I was starting to worry about whether or not we'd find him anything in less than a month.
In more interesting, female news, I thought I had found shoes but after discussion with my mother decided to go on a hunt in our nearest decent city to have a look in some stores. Probably a better idea, I wasn't sure about the colour. Along with some of the other unconventional parts of our wedding, my dress is lilac. I just don't suit white. It's making finding shoes difficult.
More importantly, the groom found a suit he likes and the place hires. I was starting to worry about whether or not we'd find him anything in less than a month.
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