Very true Rob, and you're correct in introducing the male first because in a proper formal introduction, the male is first then the female. However, when you're talking about a wedding, the literature (programs, invitations, etc) the bride is listed first. It's just one of those fun little quirks about formalities.
Monograms...do you charge extra?
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Very true Rob, and you're correct in introducing the male first because in a proper formal introduction, the male is first then the female. However, when you're talking about a wedding, the literature (programs, invitations, etc) the bride is listed first. It's just one of those fun little quirks about formalities.
Traditionally, it was the bride's parents who paid for the wedding. While that's not always the case now, it's the reason why the bride's name generally comes first.
Think of this from the bride's parents' perspective: Do they notice that their daughter's name is second when it's projected in light on their wedding day? If they paid for the wedding, they probably do notice, and if they're put off by it, they'll never tell you (but they also won't recommend you to their friends).
(I still love the designs, by the way).
Randy, I know you're just being Mr. Humility but let's face it, you're the hot hand on cool gobos. Very nice work my man.
Just about any projector will work... I use a Dell MP4100 mounted on a tri-pod.... this pic was taken in the afternoon full sunlight with windows all around the room...
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Some projectors may need some slight tweaking with contrast/saturation. And if you test it in your house you'll probably see the box somewhat. In the real world and when it's set up you won't.
I've heard the bride's name is used first (for invitations, etc) ....But after she is married, she is now Mrs.___ (Don't mean to sound sexist) but it's Mr. & Mrs.________
Sorry to hear that, Rick .... guess I missed that post. My grandfather has it bad and has to take meds to control it.
Oops, wrong thread. Can someone move this one over to Rick's thread about him arguing with apt staff?
2000+ lumens, 720p and long-throw. I have a short-throw projector (only needs a few feet to project a 6'-8' image), but won't work well in throwing a monogram on a dance floor. Need 2000 lumens to get it bright enough and the 720p resolution (1280x720) is sufficient for most things
