posted on February 20, 2006 03:17:21 PM new
My daughter is getting married in October and I was browsing through eBay for bridal stuff. Granted I'm not above a small infraction every now and again (for which I've been caught most of the time), but I'm amazed at the number of infractions in titles alone. The use of "pearl" or "diamond" without simulated or imitation abound. Does no one take heed of the warnings that are posted clear as day at the end when you are submitting the auction? That doesn't bother me so much because at least they are in the right category (pearl, imitation). But, this one really takes the cake (pay close attention to the auction title):
posted on February 20, 2006 03:38:37 PM new
LOL, Ltray! Doesn't every girl wear their tiara at naval level? That can't be a comfortable item to wear under a wedding gown!!
Cheryl
"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter." - Martin Luther King, Jr.
posted on February 20, 2006 04:41:20 PM new
good question to ask is -Does it come in blue. LOL I am thinking it is not a gown, nor tiara, or veil. yep it is a keyword spam title. But what DO you call it, I never heard of such a thing except a belly necklace I have heard of that..
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Can't touch this! uh huh, uh huh.
Plus I made my own invitations with Bougainvillea handmade paper I bought from Ebay. I thought they turned out really cute.
I also bought vintage handkerchiefs off of Ebay and used them as "favors/gifts" for my guests. I packaged them in the leftover Bougainvillea handmade paper - sort of like a pocket envelope.
I had my wedding cake made at Publix as a regular cake. The lady there said it was half of what a "wedding cake" would cost.
etc etc - email me if you want more info.
oh - congratulations
I saw a wedding on TV yesterday and the Bride's family spent $70,000 on the wedding at Walt Disney World.
posted on February 20, 2006 06:22:37 PM new
I would say it was a body chain except... I'm not even sure it's made of chain.
There is another seller that makes and markets these whose pieces are lower priced and seem to be better quality.
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