Meridith Vieira: "Ready2bmrsd, what colors would you like your wedding to be? A) pink, black and silver; B) white, ivory and gold; C) chocolate, pear and cream; or D) teal, navy and white."
Me: "Can I get a 50/50?"
*Cue dramatic music*
Meridith: "Computer, please take away two options."
*Funny 50/50 noise*
Meridith: "That leaves you with B) white, ivory and gold or C) chocolate, pear and cream."
Me: "C) chocolate, pear and cream"
Meridith: "Is that your final answer?"
Me: "Uhhhh, I think so."
*Gulp*
You see, I thought that if I had an idea that I liked and I shared it with anyone, I needed to be sure that it was my "final answer." It is sort of like buying a dress, but continuing to try them on. What if I found something that I liked better? What if I fell in love with accessories that would look better with a different theme?
I wanted to make sure that I didn't spend a lot of time or energy going off in the wrong direction. Then I got some great advice from a friend: buy something. If you start buying things in the color scheme or theme that you like, then you can't change your mind. Brilliant!
So go figure, but I didn't buy anything that had anything to do with my theme. I bought it because I liked it. What was it? My cake topper. I got my vintage cake topper from a seller on ebay for $11.

Where did you start your wedding planning? Did you change directions mid-stream? Do you remember what your first purchase was?
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