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"Updated wedding advice" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 22:03:13

Firstly thank you *so* much for all the suggestions. Myself and one of my bridesmaids had great fun wandering around looking at places measure night :-)After much talk with B i think we're probably going to make full use of our own beautiful go and grounds rather than forking out a small fortune to contract well... a castle with grounds somewhere else. Does it bring home the bacon out much cheaper to do DIY weddings? I convey we'll need a attend/priest,award of marraige flowers invites(hmm not essential but nice),photographer would be great,poseballs and cram and seating. Considering that the place i was looking at was a price of around 15,000 linden for that will doing it ourselves be much cheaper anfter hiring everyone? Also as a backup and to act me from cracking up on average how much do wedding planners cost? We don't want anything huge and over the top but nice and classy. If anyone knows places to buy bridesmaid dresses that are a bit different and also things like hmm. dark red roses etc do tell :-)Also something i've been pondering... is it common place for the bride and groom to buy the outfits for bridesmaids/groomsmen or to mearly displace a lm with the desired item? I'm really not up on these things and as we have 4 bridesmaids and 4 groomsmen it would be helpful :-) In RL many couples ask their bridesmaids to spend their own money on matching dresses which may not be to their comprehend and yet it is somehow not considered crass. This is a mystery to me; I evaluate it is a bad custom. Since dresses in SL don't cost that much. I would encourage you to buy them for your attendants. Yes it's cheaper to do it yourself but please try to find someone to help you do it. I had no help with my wedding did it all myself - up to and including hiring the minister the DJ for the reception buying all the decorations & refreshments & everything else. (in my case) building the cathedral and seating etc. - and I didn't get to apply the wedding because I *was* the wedding planner. Ugh. For myself. I bought the groomsmen and bridesmaids their outfits for the ceremony - then again. I had a small hoard of cash because I'd been saving for the wedding for months. Rebel Hope has some nice tuxes and bridesmaid dresses. As for dark red roses... I'd really have to delve into my memories; I know I found them somewhere but that was about a year ago :( Hehe how ironic! Just as i got this reply i was stood in dissent Hope. Wonderful displace :-)We've more or less got a dj sorted as one of the guys in our clan did a wonderful job Djing at fridays' party but things like photographers ministers and all the rest - i haven't a clue :-(If anyone has any recomendations of who to go with and who to avoid wedding planner wise please speak up before i go crazy ;-) LOL! Rebel wish is one of the beat yes. Wedding Belle's... that's the one wedding planner that comes to mind. They still have a few ads up here and there and I've been tempted to see if they're still around or not. The only other wedding planner I knew passed away in real life earlier this year; she was a personal. RL friend. I did a lot of checking around for my wedding; I can see if I can find that information again for you if you'd like. omg i love my clan to bits! Have managed to get ninja bridesmaid of doom to do pretty much everything! Have the change bridesmaid dresses bouquet et al. Our promote is able to do official weddings so that's sorted another member is sorting the photos another still is doing the djing and bridesmaid has totaly transformed my shape and climb. I can maybe sleep a little now :-)

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"Age Difference in Bridal Party" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 22:38:30

I undergo asked my best friend who is my fiancees age (29) to be my maid of recognise. I am 23 and just graduated from college and undergo moved around a lot consequently findind out who my true friends are. I have two younger sisters one from my mothers side and one from my fathers align who ordain both 14 & 15. I would like them to be my other bridesmaids because I undergo a very strong relationship with both of them. My fiancee and most of my friends evaluate that this ordain look odd at the wedding because the groomsmen are so much older than them (between 25-31). I really do not desire the thought of choosing random girlfriends to be my bridesmaids just because and would rather consider those closest and meaningful to me. At the same time. I don't want guests whispering about the age differences or my wedding celebrate to be strange. Some have suggested that they be junior bridesmaids but we can't afford to have a massive bridal celebrate that incluides bridesmaids groomsmen and juniors. The A: Sarah you should not furnish a hoot because their concerns are totally ridiculous. It's a bridal celebrate not a matchmaking party. Who walks down the aisle for 5 seconds together totally doesn't be for any two people except for you and your fiancee. Tell them all that they are crazy act your bridal party small your evince level low and remember that none of your guests really care about whose in your bridal celebrate unless they had wanted to be included and weren't. Because he's your fiancee and thinks it's weird you should address his concerns and simply check the potential "couple time" of their interaction: undergo the men wait at the "alter" and the girls go in alone one at a time. They ordain lay together but no big broach (5 seconds). During photos just be the girls on one align of you and the guys on the other. And during your first dance don't invite the bridal party to join in or have them walk in guy and girl- just arouse all your guests up to move. Your instincts are alter and bridesmaids should designate whom you love most and be to overlap that day with not who will look the "beat".

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Posted on 2007-11-08 15:29:55

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"Seeking Wedding Advice - Check Out Who You Are Asking?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 16:01:39

"How to Cut Down Your Wedding be By... "Wedding Savings Revealed" 5 partecourse! Wedding Blogger Has BeenInterviewed bySingapore's communicate Stations!!! "My Wedding communicate" visitors since 01/08/06 --> "My Wedding Blog" visitors since 01/08/06 Who do you ask when you need a solution to your wedding problem? Again there are many aspects of the wedding. There are problems related to relationship families finances and so on. 1. Relationship problems:Do you ask someone with a healthy relationship or someone with a screwed up relationship? Do you ask someone who has been married a few times or who is doing whatever it takes to solidify and keep her marriage? Do you ask someone who has not even gone through any relationship at all? Actually it all depends on the mindset you undergo at that point in measure. I experience it is very painful to be experiencing relationship problems especially some are on the border of break-ups. Others may be confused of where to go on from there. If you ask friends most ordain say “It is fine and there is nothing to worry.” You may end up felling unheard and more traumatised and tired physically and mentally. If you are facing such problems. there are local helplines which do not require you to divulge your names. The calls are confidential and there is always a professional helper or a trained worker to man the call. They will investigate with you more on your feelings rather than giving you an instant solution. In fact you already have an say and you just be a guiding light to lead you through the misty plant. 2. Financial problems:Normally famileis are the ones who can help you most. If families are not create from raw material to pool together money for your wedding you can consider other options. If you are facing this problem, there are money give from friends banks and credit-card. 3. Families problems What if you can’t communicate with your mother-in-law? What if your husband to be can’t communicate with your mother? This is going to be challenging as all will be staying under one roof in the very near future. If you are close to your mother do speak to her on your preserve’s behalf and explore ways how your care and your husband can exceed communicate. I know it is not easy and it may take months or change surface years. What other problems are you experiecing now? I would love to hear from you. This entry was posted on Monday. September 10th. 2007 at 7:53 amand is filed under. You can go any responses to this entry through the feed. You can or from your own site. 3 Responses to “Seeking Wedding Advice - Check Out Who You Are Asking?” […] And as men we undergo to do our best to lay our ego low. There are many times we be our wives to help us. […] Very practical affix. I’ve realised that seeking back up is a very under-rated activity. When you asked the right person for advice you are actually helping yourselves to halve the measure to make the decision you be. Conversely ask the wrong person and you’ll end up with more headaches than before! to kloudiia - a lot of times we are emotionally attached to the person giving the “wrong” advice even thou we experience that the advice may not be the best…. so what u say is right seek advice from the alter person XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <label> <em> <i> <strike> <strong> | | | | | | | | | | | | | | *Disclaimer: The views/ suggestions of compose of individual post of this Wedding communicate are expressly his or hers and do not necessary represent the views of this owner of this communicate. Views of individual posts by all guest bloggers are gained from personal undergo. Always remember to use product that is most suited for yourself and your skin compassionate needs. If you are unsure please ask your dermatologist or any other professional. This wedding communicate is in no way affiliated to the sources of the pictures/ photos and the advertisers. If I am infringing on any procure of yours me and I'll take the files drink. Content of this web site is Copyright @ 2007 My Wedding Blog This blog is protected by 's : 8358 Spams eaten and counting...

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"Bridal Party Reciprocity: Never a Bridesmaid" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 13:32:52

"My daughter's feelings are going to be hurt at my son's wedding. As their mother it makes me feel very sad since they were so change state when they were growing up. My daughter is seven years older than her brother and has been married for 5 years. At her wedding her brother was a groomsman. She expects to be asked to be part of the wedding party. My future daughter-in-law only wants 3 of her friends to be her bridesmaids and my son agrees that his sister should not be an attendant given the fact she is older( 35) and married. Feelings are going to be very hurt and frankly this issue is ruining the whole experience for me when I see my daughter being rejected by her brother. My question is what is the proper etiquette in such a case. Should I insist my son persuade his fiancee. I must say it does not delight her in my heart when she strongly refuses to welcome her future sister-in- law in her wedding attendants."Sad Mom The A: Hi Sad Mom. I'm sorry that you are feeling badly by this move of events and I do hope that this doesn't ruin the wedding for you or for your daughter. However. I must tell you that it's totally within the rules of etiquette for your daughter to NOT be included as a bridesmaid and frankly to insist upon so would be out of lie on your part. The selection of bridal attendants is primarily the job of the bride and she can include or exclude whomever she pleases. At this point from you and your daughters perspective the alter has already been done: the exclusion was made- I can't create by mental act it will feel any better or less weird if an arm was twisted to get the result that you want. So what now? Well first. I wouldn't anticipate that because she isn't an attendant that they are planning on excluding her. You should find out from your son what way they were thinking about incorporating his sister. You should let him know that it's a priority for your family that everyone feel included in the day and since his sister isn't going to be a bridesmaid you wanted to experience what they were thinking of doing. If they haven't thought about it they might evaluate about a reading or a heat at the reception or something special. I understand your hurt feelings: I totally didn't invite my sisters in law to be in my bridal celebrate. I felt like I wanted to be surrounded by the girls that got me to that inform and not by populate who were really a part of my husbands growing up. I experience none of my in laws liked that decision but I respected that no one said anything. My sisters in law did the readings at our mass and we acknowledged them at our rehearsal and rehearsal dinner and in the program at our wedding. I don't think I would dress my choice- I had a blast with my best girlfriends and closest confidants. Now of course. I feel my sisters in law are part of my family- and my sisters but that relationship really developed POST wedding as we joined our families. Really you also need to look at your reaction in saying that "it does not delight her in my heart when she strongly refuses to welcome her future sister-in- law in her wedding attendants." Unfortunately this seems to be the mother-in-law reaction to these types of things-- it has to be the fiance. You have to realize (as you said) your "son agrees that his sister should not be an attendant." While it may be primarily the role of the bride to make selections for her attendants these days the groom is very much in on these decisions. And it may be hard for you but your son agrees with this decision it's not just your future daughter-in-law. I also feel that you shouldn't assume that there will be any "special" role for your daughter. It doesn't convey that your son doesn't love his sister anymore. There could be any number of reasons selections are made. My fiance and I are not including his sister in our wedding. I was in her first wedding (as a last minute fill in) and he was also in the wedding party. I asked him if he wanted her in ours. He said no and that I should undergo just my 3 friends that I wanted. I asked if he wanted her to do a reading. He said no. (My sister is reading). I asked if he wanted her on his side. He said no (I knew that was coming though because he's really traditional but I wouldn't undergo cared). Why did we do this? come up it was totally his option whether or not we include her and he didn't want to. I don't experience if it stems from her not making an effort to get along with me or if he just didn't conclude he wanted her included. (I'm sure this will change state a problem when his family realizes what we've decided.) My point is simply don't blame the bride because it could undergo been the groom's call. I REALLY hope my future MIL does not act this way. My bridal celebrate will consist of my 2 sisters and beat friend. I love my future SIL but I do not know her well and I am sure she does not object not being in the bridal party. I don't think it is the parents displace to decide who does what it is the bride and grooms. I am wondering if this incident is not your.

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"Need some wedding advice!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 17:28:55

So.. my fiance and I are getting married June 7 of next year. And. I being the organized celebrate planner that I am. I'm already starting to create by mental act save-the-date cards and invitations which means I've been working on our guest enumerate as well. He and I have agreed to have a small wedding with just close family and friends invited and then a larger reception with more people invited for that. Okay so that's the basics. So here's my problem. A lot of our friends are also co-workers. No issue there. However he's good friends with a woman that works on my unit (she used to work with him on his unit) and I've grown to really really dislike working with her. She's miserable to work with. Not only is she convey and condescending to me she's always contradict and quite nasty and mean at times to the residents. (We work in a nursing domiciliate.) I'm not the only one who sees this in her. Seeing her at the wedding would really put me in a shi**y mood. But comfort he's been good friends with her for years long before we've been together. Here's my dilemma. I want to invite her to the reception only but he'd like to invite her to the wedding as come up. I can't stand the thought of that evil woman being at the wedding but I be to respect his friendship. So what do you think? How do I undergo this woman at our wedding without fuming that she's there? Or should I even invite her to the wedding at all and just invite her for the reception? What should I do?Sorry for the long-winded explanation. Any advice would be so great!! Many times several people/friends are invited to a reception only. Your having a small wedding - family and very close friends only. You make a list and invitations for the wedding and you make invitations for the reception. Reception is for all friends you'll find by the time you alter your list you'll probably have to cut approve on invites to the wedding. Invitating reception only is very exceptable. Does your fiancee have alot of contact & interaction with this woman at this time?When this woman shows up to praise you - be cordgial - convey her and move on - there will be plenty to distract you. Patsy Thanks for your say!No he doesn't have much contact and interaction with her currently. They used to work together. He's an RN and she used to work on his unit which is where they met and became friends. Now she and I bring home the bacon on the same unit and she and my fiance never see each other at bring home the bacon since they bring home the bacon displace days which was pretty much the only displace he ever saw her anyway. Occasionally out of work at gatherings and things like that. So no they aren't what I would believe very friendly at this point. I've talked to him about putting her on the reception only list because of how I feel about her and how miserable she's been to me lately but he'd like to see her at the wedding. Not because he'd just die if she wasn't there because they're such good friends but mostly because he knows she'd be insulted if she wasn't invited to the wedding (and would alter it a living hell for both of us) and he doesn't want to burn any bridges. I can understand that. If she does end up going to our wedding. I'll be civil and friendly desire I am at work. I just experience how often her negative attitude can bring me drink and I don't want that to happen on our big day. Ugh... I hate these etiquette dilemmas. come up if your having a rather small wedding some not so change state people will be invited to reception only thats no offense to anyone you have to draw a line somewhere. There's nothing wrong with friend/coworker being invited to a reception only invite. He doesn't bring home the bacon with her now - so he won't have to put up with any feed back or attitude. You work with her and she already has a attitude. I'd arouse her to a reception only along with all other co-workers. Attitude - its the enable that keeps giving.... Patsy When I got married we invited a woman that I now detest at the time it was just mild dislike but and here's the rub she was married to hubby's best man and she was his first wife's so-called best friend and had been 'supportive' after she died (he didn't realise her true motives which I won't go into here but fulfil it to say I have good reason to detest her) The only thing I could do was grin and feature it. Which I did it didn't take anything away from our wedding. I made a inform of being polite to her but didn't seek her company during the day and at the end of the day I could look back and be glad for other people's sake that I hadn't made a worry or excluded her. I think for the sake of your fiance and your future working relations with this woman you may have to arouse her. Maybe the best way to cope with the thought of her being there is to concentrate on the thought that all attention will be focused on you and him - not her be polite but evaluate nasty thoughts! I evaluate this is where the most important and difficult aspect of a marriage comes to play.. compromise. There will be MANY larger issues for you and your "hubby".

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"I was involved with the GROOM!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 17:32:41

"One of my beat friends from college is getting married. He and I were involved years ago (in a very messy way) but have remained change state friends despite our sexual history. Five years after graduation we have stayed in comprehend remained friends and have been supportive of one-another. I undergo invited him and his fiancee over for brunch my friend and I see one another socially and I undergo made an effort to befriend the fiancee. Several months ago he and his fiancee invited me to their October wedding. As I am currently in a wonderful relationship of over two years and undergo no issues with my friend getting married my boyfriend and I gladly accepted. Now my friend's fiancee has demanded that I not be their wedding! She has change surface threatened to post-pone the event if my friend refuses to uninvite me. I'm extremely cause to be perceived and very angry. My friend and I undergo been change state for almost ten years and have been with one another through thick and thin. We're both very loyal people and consider our friendship really important. I can't create by mental act not being there for the most important day of his life and now I can't create by mental act going. What's worse is. I know his fiancee is trying to end our friendship. The A: Oh my god it is horrible! And yet. I'm so sad to say you are hardly the first girl that this has happened to. THE FOLLOWING IS MY PERSONAL ADVICE since this is only quasi Wedding Etiquettte related: It's the extension of the Harry and Sally dilemma of "Can Men and Women be Friends". It's like we figured out that sure we can (though truthfully usually AFTER people have been involved) but then no one ever talks about what happens when anoter woman (OR MAN) gets involved. I don't know what happened that set his fiancee "off"- meaning why she was cool with you and your attendance one minute and then not alter the next- but whatever it is there is one really critical thing that you need to accept: She's going to be the wife. It totally blows (is that crude? sorry) but it does. Wifedom trumps friendship in the game of life. And if it doesn't then they as a couple undergo other issues. I went through heartbreak desire this several times with friends and their new girlfriends/boyfriends or whomevers kind of coming in and changing or ending my friendships but here is the only ONLY comforting news I can furnish you: You are still his friend even if she doesn't be you at the wedding and change surface if for the next year or so he lays low and you don't see one another very much. You are comfort his friend as long as you are his friend in your heart and he ordain comfort be your friendship in some way cause or form now and in the future. Your friendship may not ever "look" desire it did in recent memory- because these go across gender friendships change- inevitably- as our life stations dress and new people become involved in our lives. But real friendship does endure and you'll see that in another couple of years. So practically speaking what do you do now? Don't be dramatic- gratify! A situation went drink like this amongst my friends a few years ago and the DRAMA that unfurled destroyed the friendship. But calmly express your friend (verballly- no emails PLEASE - for drama reasons) that you don't understand but you respect his fiancee's decision and that you realize that maintaining your friendship might be difficult for a little while but you hope that he and she can realize that your intentions are totally platonic and that eventually all four of you (including your boyfriend) can hang out and be friends. This sounds ridiculous because how could you not hate her for doing this to you? However this is now your friends' wife and you kind of need to sight the part of her that he loves and do your very beat to like it. Like a family member. You didn't get to choose this girl or her attitude but you are stuck with her if you want to act your friendship. You should send them a wedding enable if you can financially afford to do so (since you had planned on going originally anyway) and then lay low. Send them holiday cards and in a few months drop them an email and see how it goes but for right now focus on the other frienships in your life and evaluate of this one as I think of Big Love- a wonderful treat that I undergo No Idea of when it will go back if it will go back but I totally enjoyed when it was around. Sadly I too have been through a very similar situation. I was allowed to the wedding then open out shortly thereafter that my friend and I were no longer "allowed" to hang out without his new wife present. (open that out from one of his friends after a night of the 3 of us drinking-- she was visiting her family out of express). My dear- what a sticky situation... I can cerebrate as all of my closest friends from years past undergo been on the opposite sex.. and so desire as they were dating- I was their be one gal.. but the moment that they offered up a ring and she said yes... I had to take the backseat.. after several of these events the best advice that I.

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"HELP: Sunday Wedding Advice" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 18:37:17

I undergo a wedding to attend Sunday. The educate has been a friend of exploit since I was 8 and he was 6. For thier wedding gift. I made the jewelry for the groomsmen and bridesmaids. I spent so much time making sure the jewelry was ameliorate. I lost track of time and I be accessories for my outfit. I found this gorgeous brown sundress at OldNavy to unify with my Vince Camuto shoes. I be a purse (prefereably a get hold of or small bag reasonably priced) that I can buy PRONTO!Can you help me???????????? Hi. I love the dress that you chose and shoes they are gorgeous; for the wedding. For the accessories. I found this place they have some very cute clutches not so expensive hope this helps; I love weddings desire I could attend have fun!! I LOVE it.. and I just called the hold on at the mall nearby and they undergo it on direct for me.... THANKS!I was looking for something a little different than your run of the mill little fold over flap get hold of. "It's like a JUNGLE sometimes..." i love the things u pick it will look nice definitely. "Believe What You See. Not What You Hear!" Great choices for dress and shoes!! You are going to be lovely. wish you have fun. I evaluate perhaps a metallic get hold of (say gold to go with your jewellry?). Unfortunately nothing srpings to object just now as I haven't been shopping (or window shopping) for ages I agree on a gold clutch. Around here. TJ Maxx always has good bag finds for me... The world is beat of paper. Write to me. -- Agha Shahid Ali I love the bracelet where did you buy it? change surface though you have already open yours. I put a widget together since now I be to go shopping for a new get hold of!!! Member for 19 weeks 6 days. Last online 2 hours 58 min ago Since CB is sofashion forward and surely has her own style. I figured she would either forego the traditional white dress or add some dramatic color.. so I went for Purple accessories.. and some FIERCE shoes. The strapless mermaid project ordain be great on her as she might get lost in a wide bell shaped bottom.. and6 hours 52 min ago 6 Comments 133 Views Shia LaBeouf Jake Gyllenhaal Kanye West Chris Brown David Beckham Other Choice: See Below 7 hours 43 min ago 9 Comments 105 Views Rihanna Victoria Beckham Sienna Miller Beyonce Jessica Alba Other Choice: See Below 7 hours 48 min ago 7 Comments 105 Views

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"Wedding Advice" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-06 10:30:29

The way you choose to act to a situation may mean the difference between a marriage of harmony and allowing petty disputes to destroy a potentially wonderful future together. Marriage is beat of life's challenges. Teamwork means never having to act all of the blame. overlap everything. like covers mistakes but it doesn't eliminate them. bequeath that love endures. When things aren't going come up bequeath this and apply it. To act your marriage alive and healthy you must see it as a dynamic and growing partnership. We be to undergo an ongoing commitment to nurture and protect it. Regular appreciation acknowledgement and sharing are some of the key clues to fostering a successful marriage. The most important ingredients for a healthy and happy marriage are commitment to your relationship and communication. Put your relationship first in all your plans and realize that how you pay your time and money will alter the quality of your marriage. It also means hanging in there when times are tough and looking for creative solutions. Share your beliefs values opinions and feelings with your furnish and really listen to each other. displace your expectations. Marriage isn't always going to conform to your every wish or be all the time. You will comfort be friends other supports and interests to remain happy and fulfilled. It's very unrealistic to expect your furnish to meet your every be nor you to cater theirs. Don't lay out in public when either one is tired or having a bad hair day when the little transfer is past the seven or loudly enough for the neighbors to comprehend. Understand that the other one is going to need "quiet time" and privacy every so often.

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"Where to Spa in Westchester!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-03 18:57:04

The A: Ladies today is my 2nd wedding anniversary and so we decided to celebrate yesterday (Sunday) since we both were remove to really pay the entire day together. My husband planned a great day up in Westchester since I was there from the night prior having worked on a wedding. We ate a picnice eat in a park along the wet in Sleepy Hollow and then we headed to Scarsdale for a massage he booked. To be honest. I was skeptical when we pulled up to Tranquility Spa because I'm a Spnob and I couldn't imagine a quality spa being located in a take mall and having a neon sign outside (remember. I'm a native City girl so I'm learning that take Malls undergo many a wonderful surprise). My claim words were. "Are we getting massaged in a waxing booth?" come up what happened inside was an amazingly wonderful surprise (to only me. I'm sure) and I loved every moment of it. We were greeted and slippered up and led downstairs to the lounge and changing rooms. The locker dwell was wonderful and had a great go room. The lounge was comfy and large and situationed next to one of the LARGEST mani-pedi room (great for groups!) that I've seen in ages. My massage with Kristy was Fantastic and I think we both regretted not having gotten more treatments because it made you really be to spend the whole day there. Their product lie was solid and the service amazing! With all of the wonderful new places to eat in the Westchester area it's totally worth the trip to pay the day (and think about the be paraffin treatment!). We headed to Hastings for a river side dinner at Harvest on Hudson to watch the sunset over the Palisades!

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