Welp. it's happening, i'm getting married.

[SeaGlass Siren]

EDIT: I'M FINALLY MARRIED!! Pics will be on the very last page ;) hopefully if youre getting married sometime soon or in the future you can use my pictures as reference or for inspiration.


Also if you are already married feel free to share your images and stories/advice :)

[Mermaid Wesley]

CONGRATULATIONS! I dont think vows are necessary if you dont want them, Im not sure about the handfasting... i havent looked into it before but im sure you can find something! There are plenty of water-connections to that sort of thing so ill bet you can find something :)

[MermaidNerenia]

Congrats!!!!!! Love and many happy fishes!!!!!!

Im so excited for you! Im a wedding NUT!

I don't think vows are mandatory at all, you should pick something that really speaks to both your hearts. Check out LoveLocking padlocks or handfasting. Both can be really cool.

[SeaGlass Siren]

haha thankyou both :)

[Elle]

I'm doing all this myself.....you need to talk to whoever is conducting your ceremony. I don't know how it is in canada, but there is soooo much more stuff than I thought there would be for over here.

Also in some instances you can get your celebrant/reverend/priest (whoever you choose) to say most of it (I'm a talker, so i'm not opting for that)

But your vows to each other can be really short. and then it's just a case of piping up to say "I do" and you're done.

As far as handfasting goes.....you can make your own cords in blue, and even tie little charms into it if you wish
(this one has nice beads in the ends)
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[Mermaid Cascada]

Congratz!

[Candytails]

I think handfasting helps as a visual aide for those in attendance to physically see you bonding yourselves to one another. Intimate and sweet. Congratulations!

[Thalassa]

My religion has a specific marriage ritual to follow, so I wouldn't be any help there, sorry. I just wanted to say CONGRATULATIONS! :-)

[Mermaid Saphira]

Congratz!! :D

[SeaGlass Siren]

I'm doing all this myself.....you need to talk to whoever is conducting your ceremony. I don't know how it is in canada, but there is soooo much more stuff than I thought there would be for over here.

Also in some instances you can get your celebrant/reverend/priest (whoever you choose) to say most of it (I'm a talker, so i'm not opting for that)

But your vows to each other can be really short. and then it's just a case of piping up to say "I do" and you're done.

As far as handfasting goes.....you can make your own cords in blue, and even tie little charms into it if you wish
(this one has nice beads in the ends)
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It's no different in Canada haha :) we are a cultural hot pot! Anything goes ! ;)
I really like your idea though. And,
I really like that cord! Are those just ribbons? I thought we only had to have a rope! xD this gives me so many DIY options for the cord now lol thankyou!

And thankyou everyone!!! :)

[MermaidBrittany]

Congratulations!!

[AptaMer]

Hey MermaidAndrea,

Congratulations! :yay:

Hope you have a life of wedded bliss, whatever ceremony you decide on.

[SeaGlass Siren]

thanks guys :D


update:

My in-laws are very adamant about having a traditional chinese tea ceremony.

so the plans for the day go like this:

the groom picks me up from my house (i'm fully dressed, hair makeup and everything) to go to his place for the tea ceremony in the morning. (and i MUST wear traditional red chinese/vietnamese wedding garments.. so i technically have to wear 2 dresses. )
then i drive back to my house, change into my white dress, and we drive to lakeshore for wedding photos. afterwards at 3, we drive to the venue to get ready for the actual ceremony and reception.


Updated details: I ordered my hair pieces and gifts from Traci Hines (aka the hipster ariel), my flower girl will be a BUBBLE girl xD, and i am in the middle of finding an officiant and a printer to print invitations,seating chart,table numbers, and menu.

photos to come later~~

[SeaGlass Siren]

also.. the inlaws want to invite ALL THEIR RELATIVES... leaving no room for my friends :| in Total its about 200-300 people... i wanted a small intimate wedding ;__; and theyre also griping about the food.. how there MUST be pork... but i cant eat pork wtf ..

[Mermaid Tula]

It's YOUR wedding Andrea! If you don't want all their relatives, tell them they can only have a few so some of YOUR friends can be there. Also on the whole pork thing. You can tell them to deal. If you can't eat pork, then you should have to be forced to have it at YOUR wedding! This isn't about them, it's about YOU and YOUR partner!

[MerEmma]

It's your wedding. Tell your fiancee how you feel. DON'T let them override your authority over your own wedding!

[Joy&RaptorsUnrestrained!]

Hmm... your friends need to come. Period. That should be the end of story, and your future in-laws should respect that. However they adjust their plans to accommodate that requirement is up to them.

As for the pork, I can understand your reticence to include it at your wedding, and I have never been married, but I haven't noticed what brides and grooms at the weddings I've attended have eaten... or how much. In the gown, I'm not sure I've ever seen a bride chowing down everything in sight (though I could understand being ravenously hungry after the ordeal of the wedding and the preparation for it). Is it possible to have the pork as an option for those guests who want it, perhaps in a buffet style, so you don't have to have it... and to have your future in-laws pay for it, since it is so important to them that pork be on the menu? I admit, I'm not sure of your views on pork, or how much you can tolerate it.

The tea ceremony could be fun, I thought, though I admit it's a lot to go through on the same day, particularly with the second dress.

[Mermaid Lilium]

Your wedding, your day, your rules. Talk to them and make a compromise but make sure you don't back down. give them a set number of people they're limited to and then it's up to them who they choose for that. You must have your friends there. There's no way they can't be there.

And if you want a small intimate ceremony... then have a small intimate ceremony! Talk to them with the help of your partner and make it clear that as a couple, you don't want that many people there. You could suggest having a big family gathering/feast shortly after the wedding day that everyone can come to?

It's a bit drastic but you could always make the point of saying 'well we could just not invite anyone beyond two random people off the street to be witnesses.... or there's always vegas..' to make the point that it's your day and YOU are the one inviting people NOT them.

Everyone in this needs to be understanding of that, and respectful of each other. Weddings shouldn't be a battle - it's just one day after all - but it should be a reflection of you and your partner. If family is important to you partner - that's great! But your friends are important to you - which is also great!

Usually the fairest way I've seen people deal with this is to split the guest list in two with a numbered spreadsheet for each side. You fill in your side as much as you want, and any spare 'places' can be offered to your partner's family to invite a few extra guests. And the beauty of that is you can limit the guests as much or as little as you want. Also make sure that your friends don't get shunned off to one side or at the very back - keep things mixed and get both groups to integrate =)

'Tis the first day of the rest of your lives... there's a whole lot more to come after this one day =) xx

[SeaGlass Siren]

Joy, I can't digest pork. That's the main reason. Also the bride and groom have to eat haha. Any of the weddings I've gone to (minus the Vietnamese and Chinese weddings I've gone to) thy make them eat. It's a little cruel to not allow them to eat especially since they're the ones dishin out the money for their big day haha.


And yes everyone I know "it's my big day" but it's also my husbands day, and it's bout the union of two families. They've already decided that they'll pay for the extra guests (tables food invites) but... It a complicated situation im in. In short they want cheap Chinese food because they're inviting their side. Which includes a lot of seafood an my friends have shellfish allergies..

So we've already argued that we're gonna keep the venue and the food, and then they were complaining about the date of the wedding "how it's not a lucky day and how we mUST let them pick a lucky date based on our birthdays and names"
seriously. I think I really am just gonna get married in Vegas :| but now my parents know how crazy they are and are stepping in To talk to them since they won't listen to us. (so far they've been the only ones supporting our decision to have a wedding ceremony outside of our traditional Asian culture)

Did I mention they also complained about how there's no red anywhere? Seriously I'm not about to bathe te whole venue in red an have cheap Chinese food. It'll look like I'm in a cheap Chinese banquet hall in china town. Not to mention it'll lok like I murdered some dolphins and the blood spread everywhere.

Like right now it seems like a petty thing and I honestly think I'm going bridezilla over something so stupid , but this is only gonna be my first and I want it to be my last. I don't want to look back and think about how horrible the big day was.

[Mermaid Octavia]

I have nothing to add except *hugs forever*

[Mermaid Nerinae]

:D Hey Congratultions! I'm approaching my first anniversary, here on the 29th. It's going to be a lot of stress, and you're likely to worry about details that really won't matter in the long run. Just try and find the happy medium between the two families. If his family wants there to be pork/seafood, but you want something else, offer a split menu, or make it self-serve buffet style if you must. As for the red, maybe you can accent with the reds, but not go overboard?

When I got married, there was a lot of conflicting interests but, thankfully, we were able to find the middle-ground and I sailed right through my wedding with not a care in the world about things going wrong, or food not being right, or colors/interests clashing. :3

Just take big, deep breaths and remind yourself throughout the process that: Sure, the wedding day is important, but you aren't going to fret about every detail not being exactly perfect, or things like that. You'll remember butterflies before taking the steps down the aisle, and seeing your hubby-to-be's face as he sees how stunning you'll look in your dress, and delicious cake, fun dancing, etc.

For example: When my husband and I got married, my friend was our cake decorator and she had to bring the cake over to the church in pieces and assemble/decorate it there before the service. She slaved over it in order to make it just perfect before she even came back to the dressing room and got ready. Then, someone (we don't know who) bumped the table it was on and knocked a huge slab right off the top tier. Splat, right onto the table. She was really upset over it, because she thought the whole thing was ruined and that we were going to be upset. We didn't care. It was the union of Rob and I, not the eating of some cake. :>

[Elle]

thanks guys :D


update:

My in-laws are very adamant about having a traditional chinese tea ceremony.

so the plans for the day go like this:

the groom picks me up from my house (i'm fully dressed, hair makeup and everything) to go to his place for the tea ceremony in the morning. (and i MUST wear traditional red chinese/vietnamese wedding garments.. so i technically have to wear 2 dresses. )
then i drive back to my house, change into my white dress, and we drive to lakeshore for wedding photos. afterwards at 3, we drive to the venue to get ready for the actual ceremony and reception.

That sounds like a lot of running around. But very nice that you're honoring an old tradition.


also.. the inlaws want to invite ALL THEIR RELATIVES... leaving no room for my friends :| in Total its about 200-300 people... i wanted a small intimate wedding ;__; and theyre also griping about the food.. how there MUST be pork... but i cant eat pork wtf ..

This is where you can offer the compromise. My mothers side of the family is half Chinese, I have never actually seen a small and intimate asian wedding (I think they take the joining of 2 families too seriously and that's why they go back to great great aunt who is three times removed).
But they want and can have the tradition of the tea ceremony, if they invite less people. limit how much family it is.
Their brother and sisters I can understand, if you want to you can eliminate children by saying its a kid free wedding.
You should be able to invite your friends and unless they are paying for the whole wedding, they have little to no say in who actually gets invited.

as for the pork thing, you can say yes you can have pork but we'll also do chicken and beef or something like that. it gives you variety, you can still eat, and your in-laws dont hate you right off the bat

[SeaGlass Siren]

Well i took your advices! Keep calm and cool and collected. And compromised.

we've come to a good compromise. And we got a pretty good deal with the representative of the banquet hall since he felt bad for us and the whole in law thing.

He included a steak medallion free of charge instead of pork dishes and the inlaws agreed to that. In laws send out red envelopes to their guest and I will send out themed cards for our Friends ad my guests. Since we also have a ton of people now, we've actually upgraded to a bigger room that has a rock-window water fall!!!

Okok not bad so far. Now all we need to do now is to meet the decorator and dj again to let them know of updated floor plans.

[Mermaid Dottie]

AAHHH!! Congratulations!!! *bubble hugs and smooches* I LOVE when people get married! Weddings are beautiful!
So, They want you to have red and seafood everywhere?
LOL
Maybe acquiesce in little ways that won't mess up your flow? Like, I love seaweed. It is seriously my favorite snack in the whole wide world. I could eat seaweed and rice all day long.
And there are many lovely animals and plants and things in the ocean that have red in them. You wouldn't have to go overboard. Red, in Irish culture, keeps the Faeries from kidnapping you, which is why my son has a red blanket. Maybe red in the handfasting cord? Symbolizing the eternal (and internal) fire of your love? ;)
Or red shoes. Another gaelic tradition is that the brides feet never leave the floor together because the faeries might carry her away. XD I'm chalk-full of clever wedding ideas. mine was cheap and easy, as well as beautiful.
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[Mermaid Dottie]

1065810657 The indoor picture is of the reception. The other on is outside the lds temple where we were sealed for time and all eternity. <3

[SeaGlass Siren]

Lol Dottie! I would incorporate the red into the colour scheme I'm going for but then it would look like a shark attack ;-;
the red will actually be for the tea ceremony .. Since I have to wear a red traditional dress anyway.


I hate tradition. Did u know I was the one who proposed to my fiancé ? That's how much I dislike tradition.

What was the theme of yours? It looks like you were in a gymnasium? Looks like a cool set up though. Did u guys play sports?

[Winged Mermaid]

OMIGOD, Congratulations!!!! :yay:

[SeaGlass Siren]

Aww thanks Iona :)

[Theobromine]

Congratulations! I may be a little late to the party, but I just wanted to suggest you check out offbeatbride.com. It's a really good resource for cool ideas and support for just being yourself. It's the only wedding website I ever look at! And it's got some great advice for helping to deal with various family situations and whatnot.

[SeaGlass Siren]

Oh wow thankyou theobromine!

[Theobromine]

:D You're welcome! I hope it helps you in some way! There's a book that goes with it as well (the author actually started the website to help promote the book), which I read and it's really good. The book mainly has a lot of amusing or interesting stories, that end up leading to some good advice about how to deal with things and not stress yourself out too much. And the Tribe (forum on the website) is really awesome and helpful and everyone's super supportive. Plus all the pictures are pretty :)

[SeaGlass Siren]

We'll be doing engagement shoots on centre island in Toronto.

For some of you who don't know. Centre island is EeeeP!! Amazing!!! They have a theme park there, beaches, a lighthouse, a public school for natural sciences, a few picnic spots... And plenty of awesome cafes and pubs ! It's just lovely! Great tourist spot!

Rain or shine we are still going for photos, maybe sometime this month before school let's out. It's still opening season so there's very little people :3

[Marie-Josie Cayer]

Congrats for your wedding! Wishing simply but the best for both of you!

[SeaGlass Siren]

Merci Marie ! :)

[Mermaid Dottie]

Lol Dottie! I would incorporate the red into the colour scheme I'm going for but then it would look like a shark attack ;-;
the red will actually be for the tea ceremony .. Since I have to wear a red traditional dress anyway.


I hate tradition. Did u know I was the one who proposed to my fiancé ? That's how much I dislike tradition.

What was the theme of yours? It looks like you were in a gymnasium? Looks like a cool set up though. Did u guys play sports?
Wow, I'm so sorry it so long to reply. We were actually married in a room inside the temple. The "culteral hall" as it's called by Utahns was just for the reception. Cheap, nearby, easy to decorate. The important part was in the temple, the gym was just for those who couldn't witness the sealing. It's a very sacred, holy ceremony, so only people who have certain prerequisites can actually attend.

[SeaGlass Siren]

Oh ok. I was wondering why the photographers didn't get to go inside the temple. They didn't have the prerequisite?

[Mermaid Oshun]

Congratulations you!!

[Echinacea]

My husband and I had a hand-fasting, and I spun some wool yarn for the cord in white and a turquoise and purple (the colors I used in the flowers and dresses and decorations), and my husband braided the three strands together. I still have it, tucked away in a box, almost 23 years later! :)

[Alveric]

Here's a pic from my daughter's wedding last year.

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[SeaGlass Siren]

Thankyou golden pearl :)

Echinacea, that's adorable! I wanted to have a handfasting as opposed to the tea ceremony in my culture since its like the binding of two people and their families instead of "giving the daughter away"

Alveric, your daughter looks beautiful! That rain is super duper long ;-;

[SeaGlass Siren]

MY SEASHELL WEDDING INVITATIONS CAME IN! just in the process of sending them all out via snail mail and hand delivery, but here's what it looks like:

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The pink colour is called Coral, and the gold sand colour of the envelope is called Pyrite.

[Mermaid Wesley]

Oh how cute!


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[SeaGlass Siren]

Isn't it?? :D

[SeaGlass Siren]

my unedited engagement photos came in! YAYY!! there's this one image that i really love and i wanna share it. the pic almost resembles that "kiss the girl" moment in disney's the little mermaid. :) keep in mind that this photo is untouched so there may be minor blemishes.

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[Mermaid Wesley]

How sweet!


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[Mermaid Adriel]

So lovely <3 Congrats! :D

[Mermaid Lilium]

so pretty <3

[DonPlease]

This is sweet!

Really love the picture!

[SeaGlass Siren]

Thank you everyone :) I just love how the willow branches bring the whole thing together

[SeaGlass Siren]

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wedding photos :) underwater theme

[Mermaid Adriel]

very beautiful! <3

[empressmone]

Congratulations!!!!! :) Vows are optional. Its your wedding so whatever you want goes. :)

[SeaGlass Siren]

Actually vows are legal. Not everyone knows that though. I'm trying to locate more photos of the interior if anyone wants ideas for the future :)

[deepblue]

I'm late here, but congratulations! So happy for you. :)

[SeaGlass Siren]

Thankyou surly :)

Decor with Grandeur (Florist and decorator) put up more pictures on their facebook page

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Decor-With-Grandeur/165751773578229

under andrea and steven - it will be the super blue image.
they also included shells in my bouquet!

[SeaGlass Siren]

i can finally show you guys my dress!!!

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Mermaid style dress. Alfred Angelo, Cinderella #216

Hair fascinator was made by the lovely Traci Hines



also, i place of the ring exchange we did sand pouring

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and this was our head tables. IT LOOKS LIKE JELLYFISH!!

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[SeaGlass Siren]

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xfp1/t31.0-8/s960x960/10443141_10152392916693305_6111758714477509164_o.j pg HERE is a closeup of my bouquet.

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and this was in the morning for our tea ceremony (my hair was up in a veil). you can see my hubby's cute little boutonnières

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[Mermaid Galene]

Lovely photos! Thanks for sharing!

[SeaGlass Siren]

thankyou galene :)

[Jadestone]

You look so beautiful!! What a lovely wedding :)

[ShyMer]

Lovely! Also your photographer did an excellent job<3

[MerEmma]

WOW! That all looks SO beautiful. You and your husband are so cute together! Congratulations! The wedding decorations are so perfect. <3

[SeaGlass Siren]

Thanks you guys!! :)

[Amphitrite]

Gorgeous wedding photos! Congrats and I wish you both joy and love!

[Mermaid Jaffa]

Grats! Eternal happiness and joy to you! And may you have many merlings too!

[SeaGlass Siren]

Aw thankyou!! Happiness and love we will have :)

many merlings, aw heeeeeo no 0-0

[Mermaid Jaffa]

Well then many merlings of the four legged, feathery, finned or furry kind!

[SeaGlass Siren]

:D

[Mermaid Lilium]

congrats hun! :D You look stunning and the whole wedding looks spectacular <3 (sorry for the delay, I've been awol from MN for ages)

[SeaGlass Siren]

no worries :) thankyou lils!!

[Mermaid Kelda]

Oh my lord this is amazing. Like so, so perfect. Everything is so well thought-out and put-together and it all looks stunning (as did you!). I can't imagine how much time, effort and money went into it but heck, it sure paid off! Congratulations!

[Nyx]

Awwww your wedding was beautiful! gosh everything looks lovely, and your dress is stunning. I looveee weddings, and your's is probably one of the most beautiful ones I've seen. :yay:

[malinghi]

Looks like an amazing time!

[Mermaid Adriel]

I hope my wedding will be like this :swoon:

[SeaGlass Siren]

3 years planning errrvrymerrr ;)

fyi it wasnt all perfect tho. that cake is actually a fake. i was supposed to have a seashellcake but my baker mixed out my wedding date and thought it was the week after.. :\ so the in house baker allowed us to use their display cakes for photos and she baked us cupcakes for the dessert table. that was 1 of 3 upsets but other than that everything else was fine. :P

[SeaGlass Siren]

Oh my lord this is amazing. Like so, so perfect. Everything is so well thought-out and put-together and it all looks stunning (as did you!). I can't imagine how much time, effort and money went into it but heck, it sure paid off! Congratulations!


yeah tell me about it. it took both our savings accounts to pay off everything. we saved up a lot of money over the course of 3 years. fucking difficult to discipline yourself to limit your spending :[ cuz i don't believe in going in debt.

grand total of everything was $14k. we made half of that money back in red pocket/monetary gifts. so in the end we technically spend half lol....

[Azurin Luna]

Very lovely wedding photo's! Congratz :D

I got wed exactly a month later, though our ceremony and after party was very small. I made my own wedding dress and because it was on such short notice, only 2 weeks time, I was very happy to be finished with it :P (We 'rushed' our wedding date because we bought a new house and it would be easier for the mortgage that way)
Here you can see a few of my photo's https://www.facebook.com/zarae.doghym/media_set?set=a.692862787468437.1073741830.1000023 41658716&type=3

[SeaGlass Siren]

the dress looks lovely either way! how long did it take for you to make it?

[Azurin Luna]

It took me 5 days, cause I had to go out and get extra stuff cause the patterns weren't correct for the hemmings.

Thank you very much :D

[SeaGlass Siren]

Has anybody seen traci Hines' faux little mermaid wedding shoot? It's gone viral. EEP!!

also, I'm thinking of converting his thread to an all mermaid wedding thread.

[Meronica]

Traci Hines' Little Mermaid wedding was ADORBS. ♡

I'm only 20, but if I ever do get married one day, my bachelorette party will be mermaid themed, and hopefully my fiance will be alright with having his be pirate-themed, and then a small wedding on the beach! (: I plan these things in the back of my mind more often than I'd like to admit.

[SeaGlass Siren]

The thing with bachelor parties is that they're for guys :P technically we're not supposed to dip our fins into their activities.
Beach weddings would be amazing! But the thing with beaches is that they don't have a real address. Unless you do destination wedding or know a person who owns their own private beach and will let you use it for weddings ._. I originally wanted to do it on a boat but again... No real address when you're on a boat...

[Yulia]

What?
Here in Sweden traditionally there's "Svensexa", and "Möhippa", which is bachelor and bachelorette party, I thought they had that for the bride in the US (and such) too. :/

[Mermaid Wesley]

We have that :)


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[deepblue]

We also have a lot of ways to have weddings on the shore, on boats, etc. :) For low and high budgets, too. But, we're San Diego, the shore is a huge draw and so it's easy to find. Might not be so easy everywhere else.

[Mermaid Lilium]

It's 'hen' and 'stag' do's here in the UK lol And I live in the epicentre for them >_<

[SeaGlass Siren]

In canada we use both terms lol!!!!

Stag and doe, bachelor and bachelorette parties.

What I meant was, Generally for the bachelor parties for boys, the girl stays out of it. Likewise, boys stay out of the bachelorette parties. Includes any form of planning lol.

[SeaGlass Siren]

We also have a lot of ways to have weddings on the shore, on boats, etc. :) For low and high budgets, too. But, we're San Diego, the shore is a huge draw and so it's easy to find. Might not be so easy everywhere else.
Lucky... Oh well maybe for wedding vow renewals LOL.....

[SeaGlass Siren]

Ladies and gents, if you know anyone who would love to purchase a mermaid wedding gown... made by canadian mermaid marie. she's looking to sell it, but she's not sure what price to list it...
Super gorgeous...

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[SeaGlass Siren]

She's finally listed it for $600

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.783953831678662.1073741852.324050654335651&type=1

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WHICH in my opinion is pretty cheap for a wedding dress BUT click on the link for the full explanation