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The Slice: Serving You Today's Wedding News
By
Lynne Shallcross
Start your morning with The Slice, a daily feature bringing you up-to-the-minute gossip, news, and buzz on all things wedding around the world.
Is your wallet taking a hit from honeymoon plans? Ditch the travel agent and consider a honeymoon registry.
Five must-ask questions when hiring a photographer. [via Weddingbee]
He's been your biggest fan since day one. Before he walks you down the aisle, here's an adorable way to say, "Thanks, Dad." [via Bridalwave] The average cost of a wedding soars to 20,000 pounds in the U.K. Translation: Almost $40,000. Say cheerio to your dreams of a London wedding. Have bridal news to share? E-mail lshallcross@washingtonian.com.
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Thank you for mentioning the benefits of a honeymoon registry and describing the attributes behind this increasingly mainstream registry option for engaged couples.
It is great to see how popular the honeymoon registry is becoming. When Traveler’s Joy first started accepting Members over four years ago, we realized there was a large number of engaged couples that were not satisfied with the diversity of the traditional wedding registry market. Since then, the honeymoon registry has become a mainstream option for brides and grooms and the industry has experienced significant growth.
We are proud to have helped thousands of couples travel to destinations they may never have considered - a great feeling for everyone at Traveler’s Joy.
I encourage you to contact us with any questions about our service. Most importantly, enjoy your honeymoon!
Best Regards,
Brandon Warner
President & Co-founder
Traveler’s Joy, Inc.
www.travelersjoy.com
Posted by: Brandon Warner, Traveler's Joy, Jun 10, 2008 10:34:32 AM
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