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Hi Kate,
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Hi Kate,
I heard that you baked a lot of the desserts for your wedding and my husband and I are planning to serve homemade cookies. I was wondering how far ahead you made your deserts and whether you froze them. Thanks!
Kelly in IN

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We are having a small wedding at our home (30 people) and my parents insist that we serve soda and seltzer with dinner. I feel guilty buying bottles of soda because there is no recycling in our area and renting a soda machine seems ridiculous. Any suggestions?
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While it can be frustrating to try to meet the demands of your family, in this case we may have just the thing!
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Dear Kate,
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Kate,
My mother in law is making all the dresses for the wedding, and I was curious to know if tulle is a sustainable option or if a sustainable alternative to tulle was available. Any suggestions you have would be greatly appreciated, especially in regards to use of tulle in my veil, dress, and other wedding items.
Thank you for your time,
Alexa W.

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I would like to learn more about the new green wedding certification class. How does it work and why do you think wedding planners should take it?
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Hi Kate-
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Hi Kate,
Do you have any directions for constructing a chuppah with birch poles? Thank you.
Marilyn
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Hi Marilyn,
The answer to your question really depends on where you are having the ceremony and what you want it to look like.
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