Wedding Favors--Tangible Memories For Your Guests

There is nothing like giving something special to your guests as a special memory of your special day.  Wedding favors are just the token of appreciation to send home with your guests.  Whatever kind of favor you choose--decorative, practical, modest, or elaborate--your wedding favors should be a unique expression of you and your wedding.  Weddingstar has a wide selection of wedding favors that will fit your theme to perfection, and there is even the option of personalizing them.

If you wish to have personalized wedding favors, there are a variety of options that either ready-made or do-it-yourself.  The choice is yours.  You will be assured of finding the perfect wedding favor to match your hobby, style, memories and more.  If you want a signature look (and who doesn't), there is no easier way to find your ideal wedding favors: custom-printed, stickers, tags, goodie bags, candy tins, matchbooks, and everything in between!

If you wish to go the practical route, check out Weddingstar's line of functional wedding favors.  Give your guests  a special memento that your guests will not want to throw away.  These wedding favors can even serve a dual purpose as part of your decor or centerpieces on your tables.

In  this day and age, money is always an issue.  It is probably true that paying a lot of money for wedding favors is impractical.  Weddingstar believes in creating high quality wedding favors that are affordable for any budget.  They won't look cheap, and you will not have to make sacrifices to achieve the specific style or design you desire.  Weddingstar's talented team of designers specialize in creating unique, affordable wedding favors that always look more expensive than what they are.

Reading Addiction Blog Tours Host Blog Hop--My Favorite!

Well, I finally decided to participate in the RABT blog hop.  I have not been with this company much yet, but I can easily post my favorite book so far.

Synopsis:
indsey, a high school freshman, views her new school as a place to start over. With the help of her friends, she hopes that a change in her wardrobe will prompt a change in her image. She has some success until her long-time nemesis, Avery, reminds Lindsey of her place. Without asking for help from the adults, the main character and her friends struggle to manage the bullying. Despite their efforts, tensions rise, and people get hurt.

Back cover:

Incoming freshman, Lindsey Ames, wants to take Italian, and she wants to join the National Honor Society.

She wants a new image, and she wants better clothes.

She wants Avery to stop tormenting her, and she wants Marco to ask her out.

She wants Jocelyn to go away, but she wants Grouper to be happy.

She wants to save Teeny's reputation, but she doesn't want to lose everything.

Will Lindsey find the courage to stand up to her enemies before it's too late?

You can find my review here.

I don't honestly have a most anticipated yet.  Not that I am not looking forward to books--I am!  I just have so much on my plate right now that I honestly don't know!!

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Music Monday--What is Your Favorite Kind of Music?

This is one of those questions that I get asked by students on a regular basis.  Whenever they hear that I am a music teacher (or sometimes even if I don't say that), I get that same question I have answered for years--what is your favorite kind of music?

This used to be an easy question to answer.  Growing up, I only listened to oldies and movie musicals.  And I finally added Broadway musicals to the list.  My favorites were Judy Garland, Andy Williams, and Petula Clark.


Petula Clark - Downtown by hushhush112

Then once I was exposed to Phantom of the Opera on Broadway in high school, music theatre music took over.  I loved Michael Crawford, Sarah Brightman, Michael Ball, and I loved to watch the Tony Awards (try to explain that to a student!).



Well, I had been against country music for so long, but I made the "mistake" of teaching about a country musician one day, and the rest is history.



And now I go to Bonjovi concerts?  I did last year.  It is difficult to define my music style, isn't it?

Bon Jovi - Living On a Prayer by hairmetal
See, I can get through a music post without mentioning Taylor Swift!  (Oops, I just mentioned her!  Oh well!)