


p.s. I know they are in random order :) Our day was perfect but my skills with this program are not :P
A blog by Glenn and Kim as we prepare for our wedding


(Kim) Because we haven't been lucky enough to win lotto since our return from the USA in January (probably the result of not actually buying a ticket!) we have had to choose an alternative location for our perfect honeymoon. Our original plan, failing winning lotto, was to do a bit of a fly-drive holiday up the East coast of Australia. Because I was fussy about hotels and Glenn is adamant that we stay on an island somewhere... we have had to come to a financial compromise. Either we change a few things or Glenn stays home and I enjoy our honeymoon by myself! Well, as you can imagine, Glenn wasn't too keen on the latter or the two ideas so we have decided to change one or two things. The only thing that we have set in concrete is a stay at Bedarra Island on the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland. We are looking at spending some extra time in Cairns or Port Douglas so we will have a chat with Clare (our travel agent) and see what she has to say.

(Kim) When Jana and Anna hinted at the idea of shopping, my ears automatically pricked up! We put aside a day during our holidays so that I could go shopping with the girls to look for wedding stuff. We went to a couple of stationary stores to look for the materials for our invitations but really didn't have much luck. I think that aubergine (oobergine according to my Mum!) must be the most difficult colour to find in the world! I had my heart set on a certain product and couldn't find it anywhere. My first thought was that I must be blind because you can buy EVERYTHING in the USA, but I was wrong. Especially since the product I was looking for was from an Australian company! See if you can guess what it is at the Cristina Re site. We looked everywhere for ribbon, embellishments, paper, envelopes and all things wedding invitation but to no avail. I decided I would just see what I could do from home. We did discover the perfect vessel for our "favours" and bought 100 of them. Poor Kim S. (aka Dad #2) had to bring them home for us as we had no room left in our 5 suitcases to bring them home ourselves! I love Michaels!
