...takes lots of work! :) It's wonderful. Lot's of planning. I'm learning how to plan. It's a good thing I started using a calendar this year. *scribble scribble scribble*
Thursday, May 25, 2006
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4 comments:
Hey, I just got this from my firm's Sacramento office... doesn't hurt to enter the contest... but seriously, 26k for a wedding! Re-freakin'-diculous.
Brides and grooms spend an average of 20 percent of their wedding reception budgets on alcohol and bartender fees alone, which can easily jump into the thousands of dollars. Today’s weddings can be incredibly expensive, costing an average of $26,000.
Mirassou Winery will again award one lucky couple $5,000 toward expenses for the big day, marking the second annual contest. Brides and grooms can find out more information and enter online at www.mirassou.com. Spread the word to all of your engaged friends!
Note: The contest is not open to residents of CA, TN and UT.
I went to a friend's wedding last year. $25,000 on food for the reception. That's all I'm sayin.
$25k for food!! Ahh!!
My aunt and uncle took out a loan to pay for their daughter's wedding. A LOAN!!!
I think eloping is the way to go!
Okaaayy.
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