How to Create a Comment You Ask?

As presented in the last post, Eleftheria and I are hoping that you will all use the 'comments' feature of Blogspot in order to keep in touch. With comments you can ask any questions that you would like and, most importantly, RSVP.

It is important to note here that you will need to have an account with Gmail in order to leave a comment; otherwise, there is a list of directions right on the main page of the blog. Look for the box that says followers and follow the directions. If you miss out on all of this, then, when you try to leave a comment the program will prompt you to make a personal account. Be assured that you do not have to use the Gmail account if you do not wish to, you only need the username and password to leave comments.

Once you have an account, leaving a comment is easy; as long as you can decipher the crazy security word that is required to finally post your comment.

We are hoping that this easy to use feature will help all of us stay organized and 'in-touch'. We look forward to hearing from everyone, and can't wait for you to join us here in Greece.

A Brief Introduction

Good-morning, good-afternoon, good-evening, good-night. Exciting times lie ahead, and Eleftheria and I both hope that you will be able to share in our joy and celebration.

We are getting married!

I worked hard to convince Eleftheria that this blog was a good idea and I have taken on the responsibility of keeping the information contained within its posts up to date and informative.

Let me just begin by setting some quick ground rules:

What this blog will be-

1. a place to RSVP
2. a place to get information about tickets, hotels and logistics.
3. a place to ask general questions regarding the best wedding ever.
4. a place for us to ask for help when we need it.

What this blog will not be-

1. a blow by blow of our planning process.
2. updated on a regular basis.

Again we hope that you will find this to be a nice way to keep in touch and stay up to speed with all of the necessary developments.

With love,

Eleftheria and Ian