Comments on: Today’s economy – A Curse or A Gift? http://mypersonalcantor.com/2009/02/todays-economy-a-curse-or-a-gift/ Cantor Ballard is a Jewish and Interfaith wedding officiant in South Florida, as well as an Independent Lifecycle Officiant. Tue, 20 Mar 2012 00:56:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: cantorballard http://mypersonalcantor.com/2009/02/todays-economy-a-curse-or-a-gift/comment-page-/#comment-80 cantorballard Tue, 24 Feb 2009 17:42:02 +0000 http://cantorballard.wordpress.com/?p=393#comment-80 Somehow, I knew you would have been the one to take the realistic, positive, and sensible steps to protect yourself, yet still making sure your wedding is amazing. I couldn't agree more about the at-home weddings as well. Any opportunity to make something sacred is incredibly special - and noteworthy!! Thanks for taking the time to comment!! Somehow, I knew you would have been the one to take the realistic, positive, and sensible steps to protect yourself, yet still making sure your wedding is amazing. I couldn’t agree more about the at-home weddings as well. Any opportunity to make something sacred is incredibly special – and noteworthy!! Thanks for taking the time to comment!!

]]> By: Meg @ A Practical Wedding http://mypersonalcantor.com/2009/02/todays-economy-a-curse-or-a-gift/comment-page-1/#comment-81 Meg @ A Practical Wedding Tue, 24 Feb 2009 17:34:24 +0000 http://cantorballard.wordpress.com/?p=393#comment-81 Aww. Very nicely said. I'm not so worried about us, we're going to be just fine. I'm more worried about some of my girls, as I think of them... recently laid off, very little in the bank, family pressure for a big party. It's an interesting re-alignment, what's going on. Painful, hopeful, and rich for sure. On the flip side, I really like at home weddings, for the way they root you in the everyday. Your shul, your rabbi, your community. I think they have the power to make the mundane sacred. Aww. Very nicely said. I’m not so worried about us, we’re going to be just fine. I’m more worried about some of my girls, as I think of them… recently laid off, very little in the bank, family pressure for a big party. It’s an interesting re-alignment, what’s going on. Painful, hopeful, and rich for sure.

On the flip side, I really like at home weddings, for the way they root you in the everyday. Your shul, your rabbi, your community. I think they have the power to make the mundane sacred.

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