Me tooooooooooo. It’s staying on my DVR until I get my grubby paws on a Three Games to Glory DVD.

So perfect! That’s a great way to make sure you get to reuse it. :)

Yessssssss! I am in love with this.

I saw some adorable Simpsons-related cake toppers on several other message boards, and I thought it would be perfect since Mr. SelfieSlob and I are both huge fans (of the early seasons, at any rate!)

Nah, not weird - it will probably be the most expensive dress you ever wear, so this is important! I am going with the ivory over light gold version; I’ve tried it on twice (no alterations yet) and haven’t noticed my crotch through the material, but it could be the lighting in the salon or me being distracted by my…

Yay yay yay! And kudos for hiding your dress! I was talking to one of my bridesmaids about the dress one day and sorta forgot my fiance was sitting next to me. Ooops.

I’m glad I am not the only one with impossibly flat hair! I’ve tried these trendy braids since my hair is long, but it still looks limp and lifeless. UGGGGGGH.

Amen! Her gowns are gorgeous and won’t break the bank!

Thank you so much! :)

Thank you!! :)

Thank you so much! I hadn’t actually considered a bustier until reading this article. Now I have more Googling to do!

“If you are planning to wear one of those gowns with a very low back, and you have anything other than a super-perky bust, you need to invest in a bustier. A clever alterationist can always lower the back of a bustier, and you will be amazed at how wearing one will change the shape of a gown.”

Yessssss. Or "how to adjust to the BOYfriend moving in after you've both lived by yourself for years."

Yes, yes and yes. I've lived with my fiancé for two and a half years, and we both lived on our own before that. We have stuff. We do not have much room for additional stuff. I registered for some things I'd love to upgrade, but no way in hell was I going to register for a bunch of things I already have in fine working…

Urban Decay's eyeshadow primer is phenomenal!

Understood! That makes more sense to me.

For me at least, living as a couple initially was more frustration than novelty. We worked through it, though it took a month or so. I'd hate to think of how I would have magnified that frustration in my head if it had occurred post-wedding.

I look forward to not being distracted by details when I am at work. Now if only I had a plan / excuse for all of the other distractions!

Not in the least!

Yes! This is what I am afraid of. I love the idea of having most everyone I care about in one place, and it will only be for a few hours. Sigh.