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Glad it was helpful! xo

So glad to hear this helped! xo

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That's a great idea! Yes! You can do local printing too! So happy to hear it worked out! xo

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It can. But it can also be beautiful having to understand each other and hold space. Hope this helps!

The Lindt store I went to is in Toronto. :)

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That's great to hear! Thanks for sharing!

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It's usually called "Plastic sign board" - but it can also be "Corrugated Plastic Sheets Coroplast Sign Blank Board" - craft stores usually have it. I got mine from our local dollar store. Depending on how heavy the flowers are, plastic sheets can usually hold up it's shape better than cardboard when upright. :)

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Totally agree! That beeping was annoying! I changed it and it went back on! I almost threw a shoe at it! Jk. Lol. But yes, we fixed that now! Thanks for pointing it out! Also, always glad to help! xo

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Hi Joyce! Was initially planning to make a grid with it on the vase. But decided not to make it more free-flowing. :)

Hi Brittany. You're right! It can get tricky! Scheduling will def help! During cocktail hour, you can start your meal. Depending on the venue, they can usually provide your dinner plated just for the two of you. Mix the entertainment in between while you take a break and have dinner and then go back around to take pics. :)

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They would. However, it depends on what you are using as dinner plates. If you are also using plastic with the same color and style, it will work, but if you are using real china/ceramic, it will not look cohesive. :)

Hello! The table will be great to have the plates. Instead of the buffet table. :)

@@PeppermintAndCo thanks tons!! It's just that the guest would take the same plate for the appetizers and main dish right?

I have a buffet-style wedding and will have a menu and napkins displayed on charger plates at the table. So there is less of an accident, the guest will be grabbing their plates at the station.

It really depends on what's your buffet like. They can use the ones on the table for appetizers, then for the mains, they can be on the buffet tables as well. :)

Hi Brittany! This is a great idea too! :)

Thanks for pointing that out! So helpful!

Hi Ganet! Here's a link to the full article where you can find product links: www.peppermintandco.ca/best-disposable-plates-for-wedding/ xo

Thanks! It also helps that the rose we picked was easy to reflex! 😀

Hi Lea! It really depends on how close you are to the people who have not RSVPd yet. I would usually suggest to add a "notice number" on your email/text/voicemail. You can add towards the end of your message, that "as we are working closely with our caterers to ensure all guests are accounted for, after our third follow up notice, if we do not hear back, we will assume that you are not attending. Thank you for understanding.." usually this helps them understand what is happening. If they do not respond after your last notice then that's it. If they show up at the wedding still (hopefully not!), they know "what's up" so if they are squeezed in somewhere else, they know why. Hopefully this helps!

Hi Louna! Thanks for dropping by! I agree. There really is no getting around fake flowers. No matter how "high quality" it is described to be, at the end of the day, they are still fake, and that is the real (pun intended) problem. If given a choice, fresh flowers are always the way to go. However, since everyone has their own situation going, if they choose to use whichever fake flowers are easily available to them, these can certainly help it "look better" - as opposed to just not prepping them at all. 😀

Hello Anime Goddess (love love your username!) In terms of decor, there really isn't a "must" unless you really want it! But depending on the width of the gazebo, it will help to put 2 floral arrangements on both sides. If the gazebo is narrow, you can put hanging silk flowers to add "dimension" 😀

Hi Christine. Since the answer to this question is definitely depending on your situation - since you and your partner are the 2 people who know who in the family "might" bring up what and "most likely" to suggest something. So knowing those things, you can ease in the conversation with asking questions on "what they have in mind" and not deciding right at that moment. Listening and taking in as much info as you can will help you look at your current plan with your partner. This will also make everyone heard and a little less defensive. 😀

Hi Jessi! It really depends on how close you are to the people who have not RSVPd yet. I would usually suggest to add a "notice number" on your email/text/voicemail. You can add towards the end of your message, that "as we are working closely with our caterers to ensure all guests are accounted for, after our third follow up notice, if we do not hear back, we will assume that you are not attending. Thank you for understanding.." usually this helps them understand what is happening. If they do not respond after your last notice then that's it. If they show up at the wedding still (hopefully not!), they know "what's up" so if they are squeezed in somewhere else, they know why. Hopefully this helps!

Hi Jessi! Here are links to help you out: www.peppermintandco.ca/when-to-send-save-the-dates-and-what-to-include/ and www.peppermintandco.ca/when-do-you-really-need-to-send-wedding-invitations/ xoxo

Hi Channelle! Here is a link that will help you out: www.peppermintandco.ca/how-do-i-politely-inform-my-guests-that-we-are-having-a-child-free-wedding/ xoxo

Hi Hiba! Always choose love and kindness. Both for yourself and your partner. xoxo 😊

Hi Zerina! Here are links that will help answer your question: www.peppermintandco.ca/when-to-send-save-the-dates-and-what-to-include/ + www.peppermintandco.ca/when-do-you-really-need-to-send-wedding-invitations/ xoxo 😊

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Hi Allen! Here is a link that will help answer your question: www.peppermintandco.ca/how-to-plan-a-wedding-on-a-small-budget/#creatively xoxo 😊

Hi Eni! Here's a link to the full article where you can find product links: www.peppermintandco.ca/best-disposable-plates-for-wedding/