How can i put my parents faces in a groom and bride photo for their anniversary?
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sure, the way that I use and that's pretty simple is using the program "Microsoft Picture It!" I use the version from the year 2002. But, I think there are newer versions. And you could find a picture on either the clips arts that they have on there, or you could find one off the internet, then find a picture of your mom and dad and you can, using that program, cut out their faces and put them on the other photo. It sounds complicated, but the program is pretty self-explanatory, and if you have any questions, email me: kristenfaulkmk@yahoo.com
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Make him something special... like a nice dinner, and maybe something like a scrapbook of sorts remembering all of the times you guys have together, or the inside jokes that you guys share... or, if you go to a photographer, a lot of times, they will do a photo shoot for free because they need models... they will give you the prints in exchange for a quick photo shoot... so you can do that, and give him a book of pictures of you... i did it once... he loved it.\nif you do that though- just make sure that the photographer is a reputable character. you don't want to end up in some seedy house with some skeevy guy taking your picture.
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Make a sentimental time capsule.  Have him place things in there from the time you were dating that means something to him, important events, special items, etc.  You can do the same thing and then bury them or place them somewhere you both won't touch or open them for years then as you get older together you can designate a date such as an anniversary and open them together.  Very sweet and cheap that will mean a lot.
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My mom and dad were married 55 years when my mom died of cancer.  I knew the first Christmas without her was going to be rough.  I hired a portrait artist to make a watercolor portrait of my mother from a picture taken at their 50th wedding anniversary for my dad's Christmas gift.  The artist did a fantastic job.  Dad won't part with that portrait for anything...and she sits on the wall in the middle of the living room to this day.  It was worth it.
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50th Anniversary's are hard to buy for, because usually the couple has more than their share of knick knacks, they have a fully furnished home, so they need little.  \n\nGive them a gift certificate for a favorite restaurant, or just give them money.  If they are having a party, usually a money tree is available for placing money gift on.  \n\nIf you still would like for them to have a remembrance of you and your gift, why not try a christmas ornament that is engraved with their special wedding day.   Every year they look at it they will remember that special 50th day and the one who gave it.
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You cannot use his mother's name on the invitations. She passed away. Be nice to the father's new wife and include her. \n\nWho are inviting the guests? If it is the bride's parents - the groom's parents or the couple itself? Being that you have three children allready, I presume you are inviting the guests? If so; how about letting your children invite?\n\nWe are so happy to see our parents (finally)marrying so and so where and when. We would love to see you blablabla so and so.\n\nGood luck!
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how about a frame with a picture of you and your husband in it?  or a frame w/a  picture of you and your dad in it?  just something from the heart would mean the most....
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I did a collage for my husband for Father's Day when my daughter was a baby....I took some cute pictures of her at the park and then bought some scrapbook paper and stickers that matched the colors and themes of the pics.  I used an old picture frame (it was actually like an 11x18 or so collage frame, but I just took out the divider thingies so it was all one window. I used the paper to cover the entire background and then cut the pictures and placed them on the paper, used the stickers to embellish, and put the frame back together.  He loved the gift and we still have it hanging in our living room, 5 years later!  :)
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this is your day tell them both how you feel and if you want them to both be there ask them to hide their difference for just one day. dont sit them next to each other either at the ceremony or at the reception they dont have to talk to each other or dance together.but i would think they would want what makes you happy. good luck to you and congratulations
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Take a picture with your dad & enlarge it & frame it with\nsilver color wood. Then present it to your dad on his\nbirthday. He will be delighted & also repents for his past.
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Ooo, the fun of managing etiquette at "split family wedding" time. Points to you and your parents for keeping things civil, even friendly, up until now! Many people don't manage it.\n\nSo what can your mom give that won't upset that great situation?\n\nNothing sentimental, unless it involves both of them - for example, a beautiful frame for a photo of the new bride and groom, to be displayed prominently, with a note that says, "May you build many happy memories together." Ditto for a really nice photo album - especially if you already have photos of them together that you can put on the cover, or inside.\n\nUm, lamp, passing torch... you know them all better than I do, but see, it isn't up to your Mom to pass the torch to her successor... unless all three of them already have some sort of in joke to that effect, one you know they ALL find amusing, I'd pass on that.\n\nNext choice -- see what they've registered for and pick something from the list. Hard to get in trouble, unless they're registered at a lingerie shop. Hard to misinterpret a set of matching serving spoons or a vase, especially if they've chosen it for the registry.\n\nNext -- a set of goblets or glasses, etched with his first initial, and hers. Also something your mom and you could do at home (craft stores have kits - practice on glasses from a thrift store until you're ready to do the gift glasses - it's easy to do).\n\nGood luck!
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I suggest something engraved ... http://www.personalizationmall.com\nIf you're not into that, how about something personal. A nice framed picture of you guys from your wedding or just a great picture of you in a christmas frame with some nice words along with it....
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Go to photobucket.com it can do it for ya.
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Moms love it when  you can make something out of a favorite picture of yourself or of the two of you. If there are other children a collage of pics or even a collage of pics of you  cut out your haed only on some, whole body with head and glue them sideways, upside down, goofy faced...have fun. Frame it up and she'll love it. \nFor dad, a self painted BBQ apron with fabric paints ..use your hand prints, foot prints, the dogs feet, cats what ever, imagination is the key. Gifts from the heart are always a hit, you can't miss if it's made with love. Also visit Martha Stewart.com or ask.com...good luck!!
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go into tools,or ppjos after you save the photo,if you want to put it with a caller  then go to setup on their info and go from there..ontpwrld25@yahoo.com
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http://paulrudd01.iespana.es/wedding02.jpg\n\nhttp://paulrudd01.iespana.es/wedding2.jpg
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HOW COOL! \n\nwhat a fantastic "concept" wedding!\n\nI would go to the goodwill, vintage shops and on ebay..see if you can find a vintage tea length wedding gown and maybe some taffeta bridesmaids dresses (or have reproductions made) and "old style" tuxes. (it sounds to me as if you are going more for the elegant lounge thing than the fonzie thing here?)\n\nlook up some old bridal magazines and see if anyone you know has photos from their weddings in "the day".\n\nmaybe you can either get some vintage invites or have repo's made that are reminiscent of that romantic era.\n\nI would see if you can either get an oldies band or start burning cds with some frank, dean and other classic crooners. and find a dj. \n\nfor decorations just fine linens and a cake. but check out the old bridal mags...i f you want guests to "dress the age" then on the invite i guess you could put "sharkskin suit and crinoline skirts optional"\n\nit sounds wonderful! I just found a box of old photos of my parents and uncles weddings....they look so elegant!\n\ngood luck!