One. I've finally set a schedule with Niko to give him my downpayment. Hopefully at that point, he'll give me a copy of his sketch so I can show everyone! Yey!!! I'm somehow going to be a Veluz bride. Well, a slight tangent of it. When I first saw their site, I was like, WOW. I really dream dream dream that my gown would be made by Veluz. Her attention to detail and craft for lace and embroidery is just so impeccable. Unfortunately, our budget really couldn't afford her premium. Actually, Niko's cost ended up to be quite high as well - with the level of intricacy f with our chosen dress. But I WANT the dress he sketched! And when I met him (actually, from when I set an appointment over the phone) I had stomach jitters that made me all fluttery and happy inside. Oh, oh! I'm getting my feathery bolero. I showed him the pegs and he loved it. Have I gleamed about that too much already? Well, I'm doing it again. I'm also going to have me a birdcage veil. Which is soooo cool. We agreed to make the gown fuller at the bottom (vs. the peg), because he said that as the bride, I should get as much impact as possible. He said I wouldn't want to end up being outshone by a Ninang. Valid, and it was a great compromise with my mom, who's so into drama. I LOVE HIM, like as in. Two. I'm finished with the invites and have been sending them out to various printers for quotations. Can I just say that it's soooooo hard. There's a budget but I really don't want the printing to be crappy. Or the paper. Because crappy paper equals crappy ink setting equals crappy invitations. I think I've gone through 3 quotations already. I don't know anymore. They're all fairly around the same price. With some having an advantage of a few pesos. GRRRARG. I'll end up having to pick one and then just nego from there. But WHICH ONE? Darnit. If only it was as easy as drawing lots.
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