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T Tikiwahine Tiki Socialite Victoria, BC Joined: Apr 09, 2003 Posts: 3295	T Tikiwahine Posted posted on Mon, Nov 22, 2004 1:19 PM Gigantilope, 3 kegs, not thirty, silly! The brews were from a local micro brewery called Phillips. We had Phoenix Gold(a Czech Pilsener), Raspberry Wheat(an American Pale Wheat Ale) and their IPA. No homebrews unfortunately, since Jeff was away for 5 weeks up until a week or so before the wedding. We gave wine as favors, since there were only about 50 guests. One of my uncles had just moved to Japan, so brought a huge box full of interesting liqueurs including several from other countries I have never heard of! They were mostly half full, but that doesn't bother me! The white dress was something I never pictured myself in. We're not religious in any way(had a commissioner perform the ceremony) but once I had that particular dress on, I knew it was what I wanted. It really did make me feel like a princess. If I'd have found something vintage in a bright print, it would have done the job just fine. I think the other reason I went with the formal dress was that I had many friends and family that had come from far away to attend. I did it more out of respect, I didn't want them to come all that way to see me in a $5.99 bargain.

Gigantilope, 3 kegs, not thirty, silly! The brews were from a local micro brewery called Phillips. We had Phoenix Gold(a Czech Pilsener), Raspberry Wheat(an American Pale Wheat Ale) and their IPA. No homebrews unfortunately, since Jeff was away for 5 weeks up until a week or so before the wedding.

We gave wine as favors, since there were only about 50 guests. One of my uncles had just moved to Japan, so brought a huge box full of interesting liqueurs including several from other countries I have never heard of! They were mostly half full, but that doesn't bother me!

The white dress was something I never pictured myself in. We're not religious in any way(had a commissioner perform the ceremony) but once I had that particular dress on, I knew it was what I wanted. It really did make me feel like a princess. If I'd have found something vintage in a bright print, it would have done the job just fine. I think the other reason I went with the formal dress was that I had many friends and family that had come from far away to attend. I did it more out of respect, I didn't want them to come all that way to see me in a $5.99 bargain.

Post #126878 by Tikiwahine on Mon, Nov 22, 2004 1:19 PM