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Wedding Planner!

I have neglected to post about this for a while. I bought a myself a binder for the wedding planning. I thought it would be lame to use a left over binder from law school to hold all of the clippings from wedding magazines of things that I like.

I looked at wedding binders at Barnes and Noble and they were all pink with flowers and hearts on them. Plus, all pre-made binders had tabs and lists in them and my sisters already gave me a great set of planning sheets for my new leather daily planner! So, I tried to find an orange binder (you know I love that color) or a cheap leather binder. I could find nothing nice looking under 30 or 40 dollars, which seemed steep for a binder.

Then I stumbled across Avery's website. They have custom printed binders for less than $20. I was sold! I chose a pre-fab pattern for the background (I could have uploaded an image) and I picked a font for the text. It was easy and it arrived within the next week.

Since I got it I have been filling it with clippings from wedding magazines. It definitely makes the clippings seem more special than if they were stuffed in the envelope that I originally started storing them in.
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Nicole said…
I love it! And I love the frentic pace of your blog-updating :). Yay for having Alicia back in full effect.

Can't wait to see what you have planned for the wedding...keep in mind that regardless I will be showing up in a poofy dress with a big bow on the butt. It can be orange, in your honor.

PS: The gremlins scared the crap out of me as a child...but Gizmo is cool. You're going to have more cats than Broadway in your backyard if you don't cap the feeding soon! Cute, though.
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