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Comment by MissNowMrs (Elisabeth) on May 20, 2009 at 8:30am

Hello! My name is Elisabeth and I am with www.MissNowMrs.com. I used to live in the fabulous city of Phily- now I just come back frequently to visit! We are currently working with many Wedding Planners in the Philadelphia area, so if you wish to receive info on our partnership program, please send me an email! Happy to be a part of your group! Elisabeth

Comment by Wendy Hartigan on May 20, 2009 at 7:59am

I would always opt for the pros! Some girls just have to cut costs- sadly. Every bride should be able to go the distance for this once in lifetime.

Comment by Love Shack Photo on May 20, 2009 at 7:39am

Wendy, that was a great way to put it. I don't think that the DIY albums are worthless, I just want a couple to know that they are not the same. And won't last like our albums. I think the DIY albums are great for fun projects, I even had one myself for a funky model shoot I did a few years back. However, the printing faded and the pages are paper thin and ripped, so I decided not to keep it. I am always trying to find less expensive alternatives for my brides, believe me, but you know, it's hard to beat the quality of Leather Craftsmen, Finao and GraphiStudios, all the tops in the industry. After all the wear and tear on my albums, they still look amazing.

Comment by Wendy Hartigan on May 20, 2009 at 1:26am

I guess everyone has their priorities, but I would not skimp on the visible memories of a wedding. Having said that, some girls want to make their own albums and save money. So, I guess there is an option for all. What a bride must understand is the difference between DIY results and professional results- you get what you pay for. Brides, be sure you think about this before making vendor and DIY decisions. Your choices will impact your memories.

Comment by Love Shack Photo on May 19, 2009 at 6:04pm

Just a note, the albums someone posted about in a previous post are NOT the same as what a professional wedding photographer offers...not even close. They are NOT the quality or care of design of what we offer, nor any other photographer I know. There is a reason that wedding albums cost what they do...quality of product, printing and beautiful design. I even have of these "albums" and it we threw it away...it was basically one of those "snapfish" type books. They may be fine for family photos and other projects, but certainly not like anything we offer, where real photos are mounted and albums are hand bound and take a few months from start to finish. The album crafters are artists themselves! I'm sure most people know this already, but it's a little deceiving to call their album a "wedding book." Quality of printing on any of these "internet albums" is NOT the same as an album from a professional photographer.

Comment by Jenn Williams-Heritage Makers on May 19, 2009 at 4:36pm

I have an amazing offer for all of you! Whether you are a bride on a budget, trying to help brides stay on their budget, or a vendor looking to be able to offer products that will make you a profit while staying on YOUR budget, I have a great promotion going on! I offer high quality photo books and photo products to be used when you have the rights to use your photos. Currently I am offering an amazing wedding package including the wedding book (12x12), 2 parent albums (8x8), 1 wedding love story book (8x8), two folded card keepsakes, 108 change of address cards with wedding photo on back, 8.5x11.5 guest sign in book and an 18x24 poster.All this for just $299 plus tax and shipping anywhere in the US and Canada. All our books are library stitched and archived for reprinting later. I am also offering Bridal Tweeters for a limited time a wedding brag book free and a 16x20 wedding canvas for just $35 (regular price is $99) when you purchase the wedding package. This is a great option for couples. If you would like to business and want to partner with me, I will give you a $20 merchandise credit for every wedding package purchase you refer to me.

To get started, go to www.BooksMadeByMe.com and sign up for a free account. Use bridaltweet as the reference code to take advantage of the exclusive brag book and canvas additional offer.

I look forward to hearing back from each of you! If you are interested I can call you and we can discuss it further.

Comment by Heirloom Hourglass - Stephanie on May 2, 2009 at 6:13am

We make custom Hourglasses that Bride & Groom fill themselves during their Wedding Unity Sand Ceremony. We offer over 100 Handmade Models to select from.

Visit Heirloom Hourglass

Comment by The Wedding Shoppe on May 2, 2009 at 6:03am

Hi Everyone, The Wedding Shoppe is located in Spread Eagle Village in Wayne, part of Philadelphia's beautiful Main Line! We are a full service bridal salon featuring designs from Jenny Lee, Jenny Packham, Junko Yoshioka and Monique Lhuillier just to name a few. Our brides can purchase everything here...dress, shoes, veils, jewelry and brdiesmaids. Our seamtresses are top notch! Visit our website, www. Wedding-Shoppe.com for a list of all our designers.

Comment by Jena Dowdee on April 30, 2009 at 11:12am

HI everyone! I am with Get Married & GetMarried.com. We are looking for the best of the best wedding vendors to be interviewed while we are in Philadelphia this summer for our Media Tour. If you or someone you work with would be interested please let me know :)! Thanks!

Comment by Sherri on April 30, 2009 at 9:29am

Hi everyone,
My name is Sherri and I own an online travel and products and services store. What I offer to you today is a free online honeymoon registry. We have all heard of the traditional bridal registries, but I now offer a free honeymoon registry. Please check it out at http://www.ohwhatadealtravel.com and click on the extras tab and you will find the registry on the right hand side. Have fun and enjoy planning your honeymoon and having friends and family help finance it.
Cheers to all
Sherri

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