Before the photobooth craze, there were real giveaways.
In my mom's house, there are a lot and I mean A LOT of giveaways gathering dust from the 70's, 80's and 90's. I will not be caught giving away a figurine! Again, giveaways are important! Why? Because that's what the guests take home after your wedding high and remember you for at least until the moment they throw it away (Yes, they will still be disposed off!).
Since it's the eve of our wedding month, I've decided to talk about our wedding. I'm a practical kinda gal most of the time. I splurge in what I believe in and scrimp on the things I think are not so important.
Invitations are important! Why? Because it sets the tone of your wedding. True, everyone will throw it eventually(or am I the only one?) but for the last 2 weeks before your wedding, that is what everyone is going to talk about. So make it nice enough for it to spark interest, but don't waste too much money on it because it's literally throwing your money in the trash can.
Last year, for our annual anniversary trip, Karl and I went to Japan. We decided on going around the Kansai region, Osaka and Kyoto. Since it was in the area, we decided to take a quick day trip to Nara.
Let's play count the deer
Tame deer roam around Nara. According to the legendary history of the Kasuga shrine, the mythological God named Takemikazuchi arrived in Nara riding a white deer to guard the newly built capital. Since then, deer have been regarded as heavenly animals.