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A Wedding Date of 1-1-11

What about a wedding date of 1-1-11?  I had a girlfriend plan her wedding for that oh so memorable date of 10-10-10 before she even became engaged.  She even had her save the date cards for 10-10-10 already picked out.  Lucky for her, her boyfriend of 6 years picked up on the clues, bought her an engagement ring and she was able to send out those save the date cards and plan her wedding for that beautiful Sunday afternoon in October.

So why not 1-1-11?  Most people would not want to share their wedding anniversary with  New Year's Day but plenty of brides are doing it.  It also falls on a Saturday which makes it the perfect day.  Guys, this one will be easy for you to remember.  If you don't want to share your wedding anniversary with New Year's Day you can go for 1/11/11   :-(  This day falls on a Tuesday or you can wait til 11/1/11 another Tuesday or something a little better, 11/11/11.  Either way, 123wrapper.com has the perfect wedding favors and bridal gifts for that Winter wedding.  With or without a perfectly numerical date, 123wrapper.com will make your wedding day special.

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