audball
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audball|1374070003|3484659 said:I like the rings! I tried to get Andrew to like something more than plain (miligrain, beveled edges...something!), but he just wanted gray and plain so brushed tungsten it was! Cool that he gets two! We've already talked about getting upgraded bands for maybe our 5th anniversary? There's a pricey mokume band he loves and I'd like to get a diamond band, so that'll be something to look forward to do down the road.
The Ketubah is beautiful. I really love the colors. I hope your Rabbi confirms!
Your done list is getting quite long! We're almost into double digits (you already are!). The Knot tells me we have 105 days to go!
Your to do list is still pretty long, but just keep at it! It's so hard and overwhelming when you look at it like that. Just keep tackling one thing at a time. I hope you find a dress you love soon!
Lol on the pregnant dreams. I haven't had any of those! Be careful while you're on those antibiotics!
Yikes! I think I'd still be uber careful!TooPatient|1374075488|3484742 said:The dr had to use her second choice antibiotic because her first choice makes the NuvaRing not effective. This one supposedly doesn't interact but could cause it to be slightly less effective. I suppose the nausea/dizzy sort of makes up for that since who feels like being romantic feeling like that?
We are so close! You've only got 105 days?!
I guess that puts us at about 90 (three months from today!!!)
Upgrading bands sounds like a wonderful plan! Something special to look forward to!
Bruce was absolutely certain he had to have a plain yellow gold band.... until we got to the jeweler and he started trying stuff on. He discovered that he really likes something more than just plain! It wasn't cheap, but it made him happy!
I love the ketubah. It is very Mark Chagall looking and we both loved it when we saw it the first time. I've scrolled through thousands and this is really the one we want. There are several standard wordings that can be ordered or they can do custom so all I have to do now is get Rabbi to approve one of the standards or give us a template of what he wants used.
So much of the "to do" list is simple and will be done with a trip to the antique store plus an order from one place online. There is also a lot of the stuff that we're okay without. It would be nice to have, but neither of us would be upset if it didn't happen. Just a couple of things left to go on the MUST do list!
Hey vc!! Thanks for popping into BWW to chat with us!vc10um|1374112434|3485172 said:aud, I can't speak for myself because I don't wear glasses, but we didn't give a second thought to my DH wearing his glasses all day for our engagement pictures or wedding. We have over 150 images from the e-pics and over 1500 images from our two photographers from the wedding, and I don't recall a single one with glare. So hopefully that sets aside those fears.
I have NO idea, though, how glasses would interact with false lashes. I CAN say, though, that I wore lashes called "Demi Wisps" or something very similar for my wedding and they were AMAZING. They look so natural but give just a bit of extra "oomph"...they're only like $5 at CVS including the glue...perhaps you can give them a test run on a date night and see how they feel?
Enjoying following your progress, aud, and yours too, TP!!! Your invites are lovely and I hope you continue to check things off your list quickly!
audball|1374113069|3485184 said:Hey vc!! Thanks for popping into BWW to chat with us!vc10um|1374112434|3485172 said:aud, I can't speak for myself because I don't wear glasses, but we didn't give a second thought to my DH wearing his glasses all day for our engagement pictures or wedding. We have over 150 images from the e-pics and over 1500 images from our two photographers from the wedding, and I don't recall a single one with glare. So hopefully that sets aside those fears.
I have NO idea, though, how glasses would interact with false lashes. I CAN say, though, that I wore lashes called "Demi Wisps" or something very similar for my wedding and they were AMAZING. They look so natural but give just a bit of extra "oomph"...they're only like $5 at CVS including the glue...perhaps you can give them a test run on a date night and see how they feel?
Enjoying following your progress, aud, and yours too, TP!!! Your invites are lovely and I hope you continue to check things off your list quickly!
I'm comfortable with the photographer and if he says no glare issues, that's removed that concern for me. Does your DH wear metal frame glasses with nose pads or plastic frames? The plastic frames are my concern since they don't have nose pads helping keep them in place. I'm sure I can find some sort of work around to keep them in place if I start looking, though.
I've seen lots of grooms wear glasses but it's so hard to find brides who have! I don't know if it's because of the makeup or veil or both or?? but it seems so uncommon.
My makeup artist really doesn't think it's a good idea. I get that it may hide a bit of the makeup, but considering on a day to day basis I usually wear nothing at all, I'm sure it'll still look like I'm wearing makeup just fine.
Gah, I'm just so torn. I don't want to get my pictures back and think that I don't look like "me" since I don't have my glasses on. I also don't want to get my pictures back and have my eyes cut off in every shot because my glasses wouldn't stay in place. I wore contacts regularly for years (from age 12 through freshman year of college), but I switched to plastic frame glasses my second semester as a freshman at university in early 2006 and haven't worn contacts regularly since.
Aww, thanks. I love his eyesTooPatient|1374121218|3485258 said:Audball -- Love the picture! You look so great together! He's got such wonderful eyes too
We both wear glasses but ours are the metal frame with nose pads. I never have problems with mine shifting and he's fine so long as he isn't sweating lots. "A" wears plastic frame and I do see her having to push them up more often...
We'll both be wearing our glasses as we need them to see and they are just part of us. We've both worn since we were very young so it would feel wrong without. I did think about doing contacts for that week but decided against it.
You might talk to a glasses place and see what they can suggest. They may have something that will help them stay in place.
Otherwise, could you order a different pair for your wedding? The place we go has a fair assortment for $59 (includes frames and lenses) and a bunch more for $79. You could get something with the same look but with nose pads to help them stay in place.
I can't help you with the lashes part. I almost never (like once in the last 4 years) wear makeup and have never used false eyelashes. Could you get a set and try them out to see how they do?
Indeed! I guess I'll figure it out.TooPatient|1374162768|3485547 said:Hmmmm...
Tough choice! I do really love your glasses on you. Those frames are just perfect for you!
I get what you mean about the price adding up as you get the thinner lenses and anti-glare etc.
Can you put on a pair of false lashes and have "A" take your picture without your glasses? Compare that in a few days to a picture of you in glasses with just mascara and see how you feel. Which one feels more like you? How do you want to look in your wedding pictures for the rest of your life?
For me, I decided I need to wear my glasses because they are part of me. I won't be switching to contacts so I'll probably always be in glasses. When I look back at pictures I want to see me as I am.
audball|1374190263|3485819 said:!!!!! Take care of yourself TP!
Hope things are ok!TooPatient|1374198426|3485900 said:audball|1374190263|3485819 said:!!!!! Take care of yourself TP!
Talked with the dr. I'll go in to see her tomorrow so she can see what is going on. Until then, she told me to not start with the next NuvaRing.
Thanks! I definitely planned to pop into the eye doctor to have them tightened up and cleaned really well right before hand. Did you share pictures from your wedding day!? I'm off to look for them if you did!marymm|1374245424|3486158 said:Audball - re: wearing glasses -
I wear eyeglasses too - got married in them for the same reasons you are saying (it is "me", comfort, etc.) - they were plastic frames as well - the day before the wedding, I just used my miniature eyeglass screwdriver tool and tightened up the tiny screws at each hinge side, and that really made in difference in how well the frames fit (no slippage on wedding day, or on the honeymoon for that matter!).