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Hello!

This may be the first time that you are visiting our wedding Blog, so welcome! Jen and I are using this as a way to pass on as much information as possible to our friends and family.

Feel free to leave comments on any of the posts (sort of like a visitors book). If there is information you would like to see posted - or stories that you would like us to tell (within reason, of course), we would love to know. We are going to try out a number of new items and hopefully have some fun and interactive activities.

Come back often and see what is new.

Thanks,

Brian

Sunday, March 15, 2009

Checking things off the list!

Happy March Break!

We are looking forward to relaxing this week and getting some additional wedding items checked off our list. It's only day two of our "break" and we have already picked up our rings (they are GORGEOUS, and I am EXTREMELY happy to get my engagement ring back!), picked the ceremony music today - and in record time I think! (Thank you Marlin!). Brian and Bryant will hopefully be getting their kilts taken care of this week; Sarah and I got some clothes for the growing list of wedding-related events yesterday and invitations should be stuffed and ready to mail after Tuesday. Things really are starting to all come together now!

We feel so lucky and blessed to have such amazing people in our lives helping make our big day a big success! We have said it before and will say it many more times before July ever arrives, THANK YOU everyone!
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  1. AnonymousMarch 16, 2009 at 10:03 AM

    Have fun on your March break. Enjoy relaxing and being productive (kind of an oxymoron, I think).

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  2. Colin RossApril 19, 2009 at 6:02 AM

    So you're getting married in a kilt Brian, Are you going to wear it the TRUE Scottish way? [and if you havny figured it oot ba noo - NAY underwear]If you ARE, make sure, if you are having any pics taken while you are crouched down, that you remember to push the lap of the kilt between your legs, otherwise you could have some 'interesting' pics. When my niece married in Scotland her husband wore a kilt and was in this situation, I had to get his attention to 'fix himself'

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