This is just plain fun. I taught this once as a make-it-take-it at the Purcellville store using Hawaiian print paper. VERY cute. I think the receiver may like the money better 
Just show me how to make the darn shirt
I just love this. It makes me laugh every single time.
Bridal Shows!
Here’s another riot:
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Are you sitting there at the reception listening to the best man or maid of honor make their toasts and decide you’ve got something brilliant to say? Stay put. Only those who have been asked ahead of time should stand up to speak. After all, it sucks to embarrass yourself.
Holy crap. These dresses are gorgeous. You’ll have to travel to London for them, but hell, it’s only money and LOOK how pretty these dresses are.
I recently attended a lovely wedding where the bride (sweetest girl ever) had a beautiful tattoo on her shoulder. There was a slight buzz in the room about whether this was appropriate. This is a debate that could last forever. Here’s what I think: If you like your tattoos, proudly display them and let your personality shine through. Do what makes you comfortable and don’t worry about anyone else thinks. Period. Take it from me – three tattoos. Two of them biggies.
When will I ever learn to check my posts for typos before I publish them?
I received a lot of positive (and some negative) feedback on my last list of wedding songs. Not everyone likes the same stuff but here are a few more ideas for first dance or recessional songs. If you’re getting married in a Catholic church, these are no-no’s as recessional songs.
All I Want is You – Barry Lous Polisar
With You – Natalie Walker
Gotta Have You – The Weepies
Is This Love – Bob Marley
Pride and Joy – Stevie Ray Vaughan
Sugar Magnolia – Grateful Dead
Saturday, January 10th in Philladelphia.
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Be sure to stop by the Cami’s Paperie booth!
Sunday, February 1, 2009 in Chantilly, VA
Be sure to stop by the Cami’s Paperie booth!
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