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Dress of the day: Anastasia by Maggie Sottero
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Oct 5th 2007 @ 3:20PM
ryaninc said...
You can buy molds for ice sculptures pretty cheap. Obviously, you have to have a huge freezer to store the thing in (or have your wedding in the winter where you can freeze it outside), but that's a much cheaper way to do it. I really wanted an ice sculpture at our wedding. Really wanted one. But everyone thought I was joking...so we didn't get one. :-(
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