I have read that brides can run into big problems booking their honeymoon ticket in their married name, since their ID usually isn’t in the new name yet, so be careful!

I bought a dual round corner punch from fiskars where you can flip to a small or large round edge… what a piece of crap! Any type of paper that is thicker than normal computer paper gets stuck in the little chamber & I have to pry it out with the end of a paper clip! I want a basic corner punch like yours!!

I am still undecided though if I want a videographer. I’m worried about the quality of work I”ll end up with… its a lot harder to find a good videographer than a photographer! I also have bad luck when it comes to vendors lol.

Thanks,
Ashley

Ugh… every time I see purple BMs I want to run & change my colors. It’s so striking in photos!

I haven’t done any spray painting before, but I’m sure I’ll come up with some project that requires it!

Thus, even though it can be overwhelming to change your name through all these separate entities, it maybe helpful to plan beforehand so that you know what identification needs to be changed first so that you can obtain a name change through other entities. For example, I had to change my social security card information and submit a faxed copy to my place of work before they would change my name.

On another note, my spray painting escapade began with the small red wagon we used for a flower girl during our wedding ceremony. We covered the red with white satin, and the wheels we spray painted gold. At first I was scared it might look tacky, but it really turned into an elegant addition to our ceremony. Also, we bought a very large, $30 antique mirror and spay painted the frame gold. On the mirror we applied a focal point that we found at Wonder Graffiti Weddings and it was a beautiful and creative idea we incoporated behind the bride, groom and parent’s table we had during the reception dinner.