On January 27, my friend Stacey came over to visit and gave us a really cool gift—a wedding gift chest. What makes it special: it was used at the wedding of a friend of hers, then at her wedding…then at … Continue reading
On January 27, my friend Stacey came over to visit and gave us a really cool gift—a wedding gift chest. What makes it special: it was used at the wedding of a friend of hers, then at her wedding…then at … Continue reading
Our 12th set of rocks comes from our friends Al & MaryAnn, from their gardens in Norwalk, Connecticut. Kristi met Al, a tree surgeon, science fiction/fantasy writer and amazing wood craftsman, in 2004, in the early days of Pencils! Writing … Continue reading
Our 11th rock(s) are from Anne-Marie, our wedding coordinator up at Howe Caverns. We couldn’t have gotten luckier. She’s got loads of spunk and she cuts to the chase. Our wedding is just about all planned because of her. Our … Continue reading
Our good friend Steve Manzino (referred to as Manzino) is handling the decorating of the room in terms of tablescaping and centerpieces (usually this is something I would do, but who knows if I’m going to have any time on … Continue reading
If you’ve read Mistakes: Or, What Happens When You Don’t Concentrate and The Centerpiece Award Labels—Take 2, then you know the whole story behind the re-ordering of the centerpiece award labels. What’s really funny is that both sets came in the … Continue reading
January 22: Way back when we were choosing wedding themes (in a later post), I had vaguely toyed with the idea of naming, instead of numbering, the tables. For A Journey to the Center of the Earth, I knew I … Continue reading
Many of you have probably heard me talk, at one time or another, about our camp in Salisbury, New York, which is only about an hour and ten minutes from Howe Caverns (you can read more about this in my … Continue reading
Since the theme of the wedding is Journey to the Center of the Earth, we really thought flowers as table centerpieces weren’t the right fit (I’ll admit it, I also think they’re just sort of cliche). I really wanted something … Continue reading