Save The Dates

save the dates!

May 3, 2018
they're here!! the friendly USPS gent dropped them off yesterday. 

(i took the whole stack home yesterday and this was the only one i had at the office, hence the coffee ring...)
so technically this is the second batch, because after ordering the first batch and waiting... waiting oh so patiently for them to arrive, the print was so small you couldn't read it. (#selfpublishprobs)

a quick chat with VistaPrint.com support and not only did they replace my order, even though technically it was my mistake, the rep found *two* typos... they shipped them express and two days later i have shiny new ones and you can actually read them. moral of the story: use VistaPrint.com for e.v.e.r.y.t.h.i.n.g.

this is real, ya'll. 
#notatest #weareactuallygettingmarried #likeforreal

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