save the date
i got one the other day. i didn't know people actually did that.
i'll put my disclaimer here - if any of these pictures are copyrighted, let me know and i'll remove them immediately. as for my profile? 'i'm just a boring example of everybody else.' - steve burns
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i think i've gotten one of those before -- is yours for a wedding?
yeah. and it's nice cuz it's out of town, so if i go i have to be able to make plans ahead of time, but it still strikes me as odd.
I think it's a good idea to do it for an out-of-town wedding.
My brother should have done that. He's getting married out of town (well, in town for chelley, but out of town for our family) - and my stupid cousin planned her son's birthday party for that day.
(In my brother's defense, his invitations were mailed TWO WEEKS before the birthday party invites were sent.)
Also, I always did save the date cards when I was planning fundraising events.
since your brother's invitations were out first, i'd agree that it was stupid of your cousin, photo.
plus don't cousins ususally know when their cousins' weddings are? i can see a friend maybe not knowing, but i would expect a relative to know the date before the invites went out.
you guys are forgetting that photoqueen's family always has drama... ;)
Thanks for blowing my cover, chelley. Now all my new blog friends know that my family is *sigh* dysfunctional. :)
Thank you, hobbitsis and melilot. We're not real close to that side of the family (my dad's family), but they had already gotten my brother's invite. So BOO to them.
The good news - and surprising, to be honest - is that my grandma is still coming to the wedding and not bailing for the birthday party. Good Grandma.
:)
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