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MariM said
on 1/28/2009 Great ideas, i would like to do this.5*
Bobbi Holmes said
on 12/29/2008 My son and daughter-in-law did cupcakes instead of an expensive wedding cake, and everyone loved it! Good ideas. Thanks!
motherNN said
on 10/26/2008 This used to be done all the time, maybe with the economy the way it is now, it's an idea that needs to return!!!5*
MidniteWriter said
on 8/21/2008 Well, I think you CAN expect gifts, however small. It's a wedding for crying out loud! And, it's my article. You don't have to follow all the suggestions or read it!
cupcakes14 said
on 8/20/2008 "You could also hold the gift opening while the pot luck is going on."
Ummm, Isn't the food dish a guest brings to the potluck wedding, the gift? If the bride and groom can save money by having a potluck wedding, the guests can also save money by giving their time in the kitchen and giving the food they put effort into making and purchasing materials for as the wedding present. Another gift should not be expected.
Feather said
on 8/13/2008 This is a great idea for a casual wedding!