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One day, we were on the way to dinner with a friend when James saw a picture of a castle and was like “we should DEFINITELY get married in a castle! While you might want to hold out on dress shopping with your bridal party, definitely purchase your dress in your city since you have dress fittings and need to transport the dress around When I contacted Blur Productions about doing a Photo Booth, their Creative Manager Lukas mentioned that they offer bespoken designs for the photo strips. Blur Productions was easy to communicate with, provided unlimited photo sessions and prints for guests and even shared an online gallery with high resolution downloads.
From the local farmer’s markets to the art exhibits – everything feels more vibrant when you take your time discovering local spots and hidden gems by foot. I’ll admit that I was skeptical about wearing so-called “slippers” outdoors and the unisex nature of this shoe, but the pair really contoured around my heels and now I’m completely in love with my mahabis flow. So far, I’ve explored all day in Edinburgh (which has plenty of steep walking) and Lisbon (which also has lots of inclines and cobblestones), and my feet did not feel the familiar discomfort that is followed by spending the day out and about. The ergonomic neoprene heel and adaptable foam footbed moulds to your foot for the perfect fit.
The premise of unlimited access to food, drinks and entertainment at a resort for a flat fee does sound alluring, but is an all-inclusive resort worth it? The promise of unlimited alcohol is what draws many people to book with an all-inclusive resort, and it does come in bottomless supply: cocktails like piña colada and house wines are typically included. Be prepared to shell out extra if you’re going for more premium drinks, like champagne in the à la carte menu, or food, like lobster which might include an extra supplement. All-inclusive resorts also charge an extra fee that’s common among other hotels — a “resort fee” or “convenience fee,” that can be as high as $30 per night — and which usually isn’t included in the advertised prices.