I have a candy wrapper template that's for PS6. If you'd like for me to email it to you...just email me at countrybumpkin@microxl.com and I'll send it out.

CountryBumpkin....thank you....I'm sending an email your way!! Thanks to you too Tiger! I had save that one too, and it was also lost in the move. Didn't have the tutorial the first time around, so that's a bonus! You guys are great....thanks again. Cindy

Here are some sites that might help you. http://www.primdoodles.com/printables21.asp http://www.itsjust4u.com/popcorntopper.html http://alenkasprintables.com/jiffypop.shtml Some cute graphics http://home.att.net/~scorh3/ChristmasPage.html

I had a very simple (ie cheap) wedding. I sent out about 100 invites and 100-130 attended. I didn't do RSVP because I really didn't care who came. I had a set amount to spend on the reception food so if we ran out I figured they could just go to any of the many fast food places near the church. The wedding was for me (Eric would have been fine with running off to Vagas) so I didn't worry about what others thought or anything. LOL That said. I had little favors. I bought small clear tube thingies at Party City, I think they were 25 or 30 cents each (in 2000). At that time, Hershey had the HUGS version of the kisses. I made little stickers on the computer and used decorative scissors to cut them to the right size and make them prettier. The messages had "Hugs and kisses from the Mr. and Mrs.". I was industrious and made them way in advance (a bonus of using chocolate!). The night before, my maid of honor informed me that I used the wrong Hersheys!!! I had kisses and almonds. I didn't change them and no one else ever noticed (or mentioned it!). I also refused to make bird seed bags- I had made WAY too many (I was the last in my circle to get married). I bought two plastic bird baths the season before when they were on clearance. I think I paid about $10/each. I had extra flowers from making the bouquets and window decorations (I cannot be around live flowers so they were all artificial). I used the flowers and ivy to decorate the edges of the bird baths and placed them by the reception doors. Right before we left, someone filled the bird baths (too many little boys around to do it ahead of time, LOL). Everyone grabbed a handful as they lined up. After we left, there was no netting or ribbons to clean up so my family was happy!