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1/13/2009 10:00:38 AM
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sunshine4
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Are you picking china patterns with your fiancee? When I went to pick mine, I made sure to get something that would match my mothers china. This way when I eventually get her china, I will have patterns that coordinate for huge family gatherings.
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1/15/2009 11:44:52 AM
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DianaR
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I would have my fiancee's input but, since men aren't usually interested the "girly" aspects of life, I would make the final decision.
I don't really like having sets that all match and prefer to have separate place settings that compliment each other. It makes the table more interesting.
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1/16/2009 9:54:54 AM
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sunshine4
Posts 96
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Sorry, when I wrote matching patterns, I meant a pattern that complimented my moms pattern. This way I can put a different pattern at every other place. It looks so elegant that way too~ I tried it.
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2/26/2009 10:11:50 AM
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ericae
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I agree, that's a smart idea. It's nice to see someone putting so much thought into little details like that,
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6/25/2009 5:46:05 PM
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OlgaZielski
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I know exactly what you mean by mixing and matching different sets of china. I think Vera Wang and Martha Stewart China compliment each other very well. For instance these two designs:
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