More RSVPs!

I'm really enjoying this ;)

I have to say though... I decided to have the RSVP's sent directly to my parents house and my mom has been collecting the responses -- and I love it.

I think that if they came straight to me... I would be running to the mailbox every day and it would consume me. This way I look forward to a text message saying who responded... and it's more calm, less stressful and no pressure. It's fun!

But there's a problem, friends.

I tried to take a short cut...

I read that it's helpful to lightly number your response cards on the back so that if someone sends you one back without a name you can look up the number and know whose card it is.

Well -- I was too lazy to do that. And today... one of the RSVP's I received is BLANK! As in no name...

=( noo!

What do I do?!

Do I wait and try to figure out who it is through process of elimination?! Or do I frantically start asking people now...?

Blog Post #100

This is our 100th blog entry! =) Fancy, huh?

I just completed a quiz on Martha Stewart's website about my Wedding Etiquette IQ. I would like to announce that I got an 8 out of 10 on her quiz. However, I feel as though I was poorly graded on the two questions I got wrong!

The first question I missed was about wedding day transportation. Now, I always thought this was the groom's job but through reading her site I read that the bride or bride's family is responsible for transportation -- so that's how I answered the question. But I shouldn't have second-guessed myself because my first instinct was correct and because I changed my mind at the last second: I answered wrong.

The second & final question I got wrong but I still stand by my answer. The question was: Is it acceptable for a guest at a wedding to wear white? I, of course, answered: No, white is reserved for the bride only.

AND MARTHA SAID THAT WAS WRONG. What?!

I don't think that's right. I don't think it should be acceptable & I won't appreciate someone wearing something completely white to my wedding. *Bridezilla moment officially over*