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Wedding Invitations

Transcript: Flowers: $400.00 Photographer: Free! Mother(s) Favors: Vintage Key Bottle Opener for $26.20 Organist/Soloist/Reader: Vince Torbey: $300 Don McBroom:$400 American Opera Studio: $250 Groom's Responsibilities Total Spent: $6,976.29 Our Wedding Olivia Stuart & Grayson Pontius Bride Responsibilities Wedding invitations/ Save the dates: $58.50 Wedding Gown & accessories: $448.48 299.99 349.99 Wedding Ring: Groom's: $221.21 $221.25 $309 Bride's: $599 $149.99 $799 Engagement Ring: $810 Groom's attire: DH: $90.91 MW: $134 WT:$99 Groom's attendant's gifts: $400 Rehearsal Dinner: Outback: $300 Port City: $350 Taco Bell:$200 Marriage License: $21 Wedding Official's Fee: $50 Honeymoon: Grand Oasis Talum in Riviera Maya, Mexico $1875 Goal Statement: Our goal was to have a modest wedding with our intimate friends and family on a budget. Needs vs. Wants: In the long run, it's only one day. Since we are young and are trying to get our lives together, it's much more effective to have a simple wedding in a budget rather than blow our resources on frivolous items even if we do dream of a more glamorous wedding. Description: Although my dream dress and ring are out of my budget, my priorities lied in the ceremony itself and the satisfaction of my guests. We valued their opinion on this, our special day. Challenges: It's hard trying to have a nice honeymoon as well as a beautiful dress and venue. Spending almost $2,000 dollars on our honeymoon, 1/5 of our budget, seemed extreme, but we felt after all the stress that it would be worth it and well-deserved. Also, the dress and venue alone was another grand of our budget depleted. Wedding Attendants' gifts: $400 Picture Frame $300 Mesh Bag $360 for Personalized Gold Cut Initial Wedding/Reception Venue: Biloxi Yacht Club $400.00 DJ/Band: Paul Geary for $0.00 Food: Catering $700 Cake: $275 for up to 50 people

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INvitations!

Transcript: Getting Started Invitation makes the prospect more agreeable Ex/ "You have always been supportive of what I do and I appreciate that. Ex/ I have always been able to trust you to tell me your honest opinion" **Most powerful phrase. You are in control and offering a value exchange implying you have something of value offer. When you value what you have people respect you! Ex/ If I gave you a link to a website with a complete presentation, would you check it out? Ex/ If I invited you to a special invite-only (webinar or conference call) would you attend/listen in? Don't forget you are in a hurry!!! Most ppl will ask what the company is about or the name... Don't give in! Say, "I understand you want more info, but everything you are looking for is on the link (you will find out at the meeting) The fastest way for you to understand is for you to review the material. So if I gave you a link would you....." Redirect and keep control!! Commitment Direct- For ppl who know and respect you & who are searching for something better. Ex/ "When you told me you need more money (hate your job) were you serious? Great I have a way to solve it!" E/ "When I thought of people who could make an absolute fortune with a business I have found, I though of you!" Ex/ If there was a business you could start working part-time from you home that could replace your full-time income, would that interest you? Indirect- Asking the prospect for help/input/guidance. Get people past initial resistance Ex/ "I just started a new business and before I get going I need someone friendly to practice on. Would you meet with me? Ex/ I found a business I am really excited about, but what do I know.? You have experience. Would you look at it with me? Super Indirect- psychological approach (IT WORKS!) Ex/ The business I am in clearly isnt for you, but I wanted to ask, who do you know what is hardworking, ambitious and would be excited about adding more cash flow to their lives? Ex/ Who do you know that may be looking for a strong business they could run from home? ...Before you refer me to your contacts, you will want to know more about it probably. When do you think you could watch the link?" Could you meet on ___ at ___ at___? (EVENT) If time is vague say..."I don't want to waste your time or mine. Let's lock in a time when you will definitely have seen it" Don't suggest a time, keep it on their time! Ex/ So if I called you _____ you will have seen it for sure right? Ex/ So if I called you earlier the same day as the event/meeting you would answer to confirm your attendance? "What is the best number and time for me to call you?" "Great, thank you for your time, gotta run! I will be in touch!" " Compliment them Sincerely! Be in a hurry! invitations shorter fewer questions less resistance people will respect your time Ex/ "I don't have much time to talk but I am glad I caught you" Ex/ Im running out the door, but I needed to talk to you real quick" If I, Would you? & Questions

Invitations

Transcript: Carol Shields Born: June 2, 1935 – July 16, 2003 Born and brought up in Chicago lived in Canada. Althought she was born in American she was a Canadian novel writer. She was a novelist, winner of both the Orange and Pulitzer prizes, short-listed for the Booker Prize. She was a poet, playwright and critic as well as the author of over 50 short stories. Themes Solitude should be treasured and not looked upon with contempt. Individualism and rejecting the pressures of the social norm. Symbols Motifs Protagonist- Woman Antagonist- Confomity The author make it seem like a "magic realism." Carol makes the recieving of the invitation unrealistic becuase she wants to exagerate the social activites as a social norm. Is there a time where you had to make a decision where you had to possibly disappoint someone else? Did you resolve the predicament to there satisfaction or yours? Through out the story the main character responds predictably to what might be called the forces of society. Yet at the end she responds to a force that is innate, that comes from within. Should one take precedence over the other?? What do you think? The main character should follow what her heart says she shouldnt always just think about her social status. The End By: Heather, Emily & Jenna How many people get mail that isnt business communication or junk mail that is addressed to you personally? How does it feel? Food Outfits Font Light Mail Invitations The Book Invitations By: Carol Shields

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