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10-05-2005, 08:06 AM
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 Help Me Please Okay, I just want some ideas. Two friends of mine are getting married this weekend and I thought I'd make them a little gift basket. Now, I don't have much money, so what I'm going to do is put a couple glasses and a bottle of champagne in this basket. Now the big part is I think I'll include a 'gift certificate' from my catering business to prepare them "The most romantic dinner of their new life together" type of thing. What I'd like help on are creative ways to write up this 'certificate'....something romantic and poetic. And while I've got some ideas on the menus I'll suggest to them, (I'm thinking I'll give them three choices) I'd welcome any suggestions. Winter is quickly approaching us and I'm thinking maybe a romantic 'picnic' type of meal for in front of the fireplace or something like that. All suggestions will be welcome! Thanks!
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10-10-2005, 01:14 PM
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 for dessert- (my french is bad so) cream hearts. romantic, simple, rich rich rich and decadent and yummy! maybe a medium-sized one they could share with little sugared mermaid roses on it. yeah, i'm hungry; can you tell? so i'm sitting here instead of making lunch. |
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