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"What a gracious host and a wonderful facility for our son's wedding
rehearsal and dinner! We had looked forward to this weekend since we discussed the
plans for your grill area and booked the entire inn last December and we have not been
disappointed in the least with the way expectations became reality!
The Grape Suite was the ideal gathering for our family &
friends & being able to have Brie (aka "killer") with us was really special!
We look forward to returning to Full Moon Inn when we can really relax and
enjoy the special food that Vickie prepares. Between your fantastic
breakfasts and the extravagant menu this is certainly a place for gourmet seekers!"
--Phyllis & Jerry Smith
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 Remember, it’s normal to be nervous
as your wedding day approaches. You may even become overly concerned about details you
have assigned to others. That’s normal too. Make a list of those last minute details
and give them to someone trustworthy to handle.
Have
a complete list of phone numbers for vendors with you and your personal attendant. Every
agreement with your vendors should be in writing and signed. They should be contacted a
few days prior to the ceremony to make sure everything is going according to plan.
Don’t
rely on friends or relations for those essential details such as photography, flowers or
other services which should be done by a professional. Even if you have a friend
that is a great photographer don't put them to work. Let them enjoy the special
occasion with everyone else.
Relax.
If you’re wedding is out of town arrive a day early so you can pamper yourself.
Contact the inn, hotel or B&B and have them make reservations for your long-deserved
massage. You might also ask them to have a local beautician on hand the morning of the
ceremony.
On
the eve of the wedding you and the groom might want to have a quiet romantic breakfast
together to share any plans for the day and be able to stay in touch in the event of an
emergency.
On
the wedding day try to keep the crowd in your room to a minimum. You know the friends and
relations who can remain calm and take care of any distractions.
Planning
and attention to details in the beginning will pay off. Just remember, on those
final days leading up to your special day, delegate responsibilities and relax. |
