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Mr. SE and I agree that the ceremony is the most important part of our wedding. There's no wedding without a marriage, right? He's baptized Catholic, and myself Christian. My church in Virginia has a super huge body (try a couple thousand), so that wasn't an option to get married in anyways. If you brought 600 of your closest friends the sanctuary wouldn't look partially full.
After many long conversations, Mr. SE shared that having a Catholic wedding was the one thing that he really cared about. Besides leaving in a Lamborghini (more on that later). Once I realized it was possible to have a Catholic wedding outside of a full mass, I agreed. I went to the Nashville Diocese website and looked up the parishes in Nashville. The list wasn't too long, seeing as the south is more Baptist and Methodist. I always love the steeples on Methodist churches *sigh*.
We're still trying to find a parish that will let us marry without being members. Since we're 1/2 in town, it's hard to become genuine members for long enough that it wouldn't be obvious it was just for a wedding. We don't want to "pretend" that we're members for a couple weeks and ask. A couple of the churches I've called have been super friendly and offered their location based on our situation.
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Title: Finding a Church Which Works for You?
Response to YokeUp - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_noy8H1CHg
A criticism of his motivations, and rambling about choosing a particular church denomination.
American Baptist Churches USA - http://www.abc-usa.org/
Anglican Church in North America - http://anglicanchurch.net/
Orthodox Church in America - http://www.oca.org/
Title: Finding a Good Church - Staying Christian in College Pt 9
Once you are at a school and away from home, how does the Christian find a new place of worship? Churches around college campuses can be very difficult places to be for the true believer. What should he avoid or watch out for? What should be the standard of truth?
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Title: Newly Baptized Bro Patrick Ruffles (Former Catholic Member)
Brother Patrick Ruffles used to be apprehensive about all things pertaining to religion. Being an altar boy during his youth, questions on the religious practices of the Roman Catholic Church boggled his mind. Dissatisfied with the answers he got from priests, he left the church at a young age, leaving his belief in preachers as well. But today Bro. Patrick has completely changed his mind about religion and preachers, thanks to a Bible scholar named Brother Eli Soriano.
See Bro. Patrick Ruffles recount how Bro. Eli Soriano, the only sensible preacher in our time, answer all his doubts and help turn him into a true believer in Christ.
Mr. SE and I love cooking together. So it's no surprise that I was pumped when Mr. SE gave me a cooking class voucher for our anniversary. Our class was at the Viking School in Franklin (at The Factory). Mr. SE chose Date Night in Paris because I studied abroad there and LOVE the city. The class was made up of 6 couples and one chef. We were put into teams with another couple (4 persons) and each team made the entire meal. It was neat that we were able to do every aspect of the meal, not just one part.
{where we ate after preparing the meal}
I highly recommend Date Night to any couple, along with their other classes. This would be a great wedding/engagement gift too!{getting the stock ready for our coq au vin}
Our chef, Dale, had a great personality and made the class a lot of fun. The course was listed as 1 1/2 hours, but we were there for at least 3! Ps- they give you two bottles of wine as a class {flambee!! making our crepes suzette} {Mr. SE showing off his knife skills}
Check out www.thevikingschool.com for more information regarding fees and class schedules
**Please don't forget to vote for Mr. and Mrs. SE at The Photographix Blog. Leave a comment on April 2nd's blog entry voting for picture #4***
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Title: Rustic Vintage Wedding
by http://www.VanessaMcKellar.com Here's the trailer from Melissa & Cace's fabulous bash in Longview, Texas.
Title: Vintage Wedding Film by Zen Todd
Zen Todd Photography and Films has created a vintage wedding video that incorporates both film and 24p video for a look that is uniquely vintastic.
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Title: Vintage Wedding Dresses
A short film featuring Vintage inspired bridal fashions from 14 designers across the US.
The theme of the shoot is {Vintage Design in Modern Times}. A behind the scenes short film of the lastest fashion shoot with Southern Bride.
The film was shot on location with photographers Michael Allen and Brian K Crain of www.weddingindesign.com -The team shot several thousand photographs {The editors narrowed images down to about 20 or so of the best) for the upcoming fashion spread in www.southernbride.com magazine. Michael shot some film footage on the new Canon 7d HDDSLR camera to create the short film for the magazine.
The team consisted of Southern Brides editor Lynn Walker and art director Kat Ballard. The hairfashions were created by Janice Allen of www.estonsalon.com with era styles from 1920, 1930, 1940 & 1950. Makeup was provided by Lauren Partin and Abby Baynes of Sephora in Mobile AL.
The shoot was set on an incredible vintage site near the gulf coast at The Hotel Magnolia. Dresses were provided by Joan Shum, Monique Lhuillier, Watters Bride, Allure Bridal, Mon Cheri Bridal, Maggie Sottero, Alfred Angelo, Dolly Couture, Julius Bridal, Castle Bride, Cheryl King Couture, Fashion accessories provided by Avant Bride NYC, Model Bride, & Tejani Jewelry.
Special thanks to our models Corissa, Crystal, Ashley and Kacee from The Donna Groff Agency.
Michael Allen filmed the footage on Canon's new 7D and edited the trailer with a Vintage but very modern flair. Music by Stephanie Schneiderman through Triple Scoop.
Title: Vintage 1940's Wedding fashion
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Lingerie fit for a Bride.This charming film, narrated by Miss Ratherly Stern was originally a promo for Newform wedding lingerie, made from rayon silk - the synthetic fabric rage of the 1940's, and is a unique example of the vintage wedding trousseau on film.
The traditional trousseau, included bridal accessories,lingerie, toiletries, jewelry, and makeup.
Up until the 1940's even bed linens and bath towels were bought as part of her wedding regalia for her new home.
Footage courtesy Prelinger Archive
Mr. SE (we'll call him that from now on) and I will be moving in together in May. My parents weren't too excited about the idea, but financially it didn't make sense to have two separate places. We decided that since we are planning on getting married next year, I should move to Nashville and try to find a job here--> versus moving home to DC and having to get my own place ($$$$) or live with mom and dad (ack!)! Also, there's the little bit about trying to find my first post-college job and leaving after a year. Not too good for the 'ole resume.
Long story short, at the end of May Mr. SE will be driving a moving truck from NC to TN and I'll follow in my car with *Duffie*. He's not too thrilled about driving this little beauty through the NC/TN mountains...
We're excited to be taking this jump together and looking forward to this new chapter of our lives together. Mr. SE's bachelor pad is a little (read 600 ft.) too small for the two of us, so we're out apartment hunting for the day. I'll be back with some great posts, and pictures, tomorrow!
feeling the past moving in
letting a new day begin
hold to the time that you know
you dont have to move on to let go
remember turning on the the night
and moving through the morning light
remember how it was with you
remember how you pulled me through
i remember x8
Add to the memory you keep
remember when you fall asleep
hold to the love that you know
you dont have to give up to let go
remember turning on the night
and moving through the morning light
remember how it was with you
remember how you pulled me through
I remember x2
feeling the past moving in
letting a new day begin
hold to the time that you know
you dont have to move on to let go
add to the memory you keep
remember when you fall asleep
hold to the love that you know
you dont have to give up to let go
I remember
Title: Forward Motion by Thousand Foot Krutch(lyrics in description)
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Lyrics
Let's keep it moving in a forward motion,
If we can hold on, we can cross this ocean,
there's no sense in lettin' our emotions,
Get in the way, until the door keeps closin'
If we sort this out, would we know how,
To live like we were different,
I know we've both had some doubts,
whether things would come around,
And look at us now
I'm not trying to tell you how to live your life...
Let's keep it moving in a forward motion,
If we can hold on, we can cross this ocean,
there's no sense in lettin' our emotions,
Get in the way, until the door keeps closin'
I never thought, we'd doubt,
Whether this world would come,
Around, and work itself out
But it's more than a sound,
If it moves everyone around,
Are you ready now?
And I'm not trying to tell you how to live your life
Let's keep it moving in a forward motion,
If we can hold on, we can cross this ocean,
there's no sense in lettin' our emotions,
Get in the way, until the door keeps closin'
I won't, be afraid, Your hands they cover me,
it's so worth it, 'cause it's worth it?
I can't let it fade
My hands are high and, raised,
'Cause it's worth it
I'm not trying to tell you [x3]
how to live your life...
Let's keep it moving in a forward motion,
If we can hold on, we can cross this ocean,
there's no sense in lettin' our emotions,
Get in the way, until the door keeps closin'
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