If I were really the environmentalist I pretend to be, we'd be using an evite, right?
Monday, February 25, 2008
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Emerson and Michael got married in North Carolina with the loving support of friends and family on October 11, 2008. They were legally wed on October 16, 2008 in Ukiah, California. This blog records their adventures in the tumultuous world of matrimony.
Michael and Emerson
Emerson and Michael are two Northerners living in the South, basking in the afterglow of a perfectly fabulous wedding.
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- Wedding Planning (46)
- Reception (25)
- Matrimonial-Industrial Complex (16)
- Ceremony (13)
- Stationery (11)
- Travel Plans (11)
- Logistics (9)
- Attire (8)
- Marriage (8)
- Alcohol (7)
- Things to Do in Durham (6)
- Honeymoon (5)
- Photography (4)
- Religion (4)
- Weather (4)
- Afterglow (3)
- Gift Registry (3)
- Rings (3)
- Bachelor Party (2)
- Crafts (1)
3 comments:
a lesbian couple told me that they regretted using evite because they felt that their guests didn't get it...that it was a real wedding, since most people aren't used to that form of invitation for such an occasion. supposedly, the invitation sets the tone for how formal or informal the wedding is going to be. mind you, i may just been brain washed by the WIC, so take it with a grain of salt.
It's a conundrum, isn't it? It's like that true Scotsman fallacy: how environmental do you have to be to be a true environmentalist. You are never going to do enough so you do the best you can.
If it makes you feel better, we can used recycled toilet paper for our invitations...
Or we can use this:
http://www.elephantdungpaper.com/
Which I recently discovered. It is pretty luxurious.
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