November 2010 Weddings
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What did you do with...
Your wedding stuff? I was cleaning out our spare closets the other day, trying to make more room, and came across 2 bins of wedding stuff (bouquet, a few decor things, etc.) What did y'all do with all of your stuff? I have a few things I could sell on craigslist (vases and such.) I'm torn on what to have as keepsakes and what will just contribute to clutter.
Can y'all believe 9 months has passed already? That's crazy!
Re: What did you do with...
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Donated my dress a few weeks after the wedding, and threw away/donated just about everything else. We kept the guest book, photos/frames from the tables, and some of the cards that had meaningful messages in them.
Otherwise... it's just stuff. No need to keep that clutter. When we moved, we realized we hadn't looked at the extra junk or other 'stuff' so we tossed it.
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We still have most of it. We tossed some stuff and sold the candy jar vases. I was pretty excited about selling the vases since I managed to flip them for more than I bought them for!
The rest of the stuff is in our second bedroom which would be nice to reclaim.
My dress and shoes are still at my parents' house. I have a box with my jewelry, veil, and garter here at our apartment.
And I saved all of the cards and our guestbook. That's about it.
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My dress, veil and gloves are hanging up at my mom's still!! We'll package them for handing them down to a daughter or niece soon. My jewelry and shoes are with me at our apartment. I'll likely wear both again sometime. My shoes are super comfy. The silk autumn leaves and candles we used for decor have been dispersed as gifts or used as home decor (Mom made a wreath out of some of it). My flower girl's dress was worn at my stepsister's wedding (just added a purple sash).
We didn't do favors, and we didn't make our own programs (the church did), so we don't really have leftovers there.
Wow, typing this out brings back memories. I can't believe it's almost been a year!