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• Andrea writes:

  Kim!! The good news is a wedding is like having a baby – you won’t remember all the stressful times, but you will reflect on the beautiful, amazing day you’ll have with Travis fir the rest of your life. And remember it’s all little details anyway … everything will come together no matter what – that’s the way you roll. As for Maui, it’s amazing and I have some good eating spots, but it’s too early for me to remember! Will think about it and email you…something with the name “pineapple” in it!

• Sarah writes:

  Kim, my advice is don’t think about everything at once. Write a list and complete things one item at a time, so that you aren’t constantly thinking about everything at once. Ask for help. So many people want to support you on your big day, and their support can come in the form of making seating cards, or decorations (basically whatever you need). Lastly, focus on what is important, which to me was, at the end of the day I was married to Chris, my husband. Everything else will pan out. And it did! My wedding day, was one of the least stressful days of my life. :)

• Sirleen writes:

  You’ll have to make sure to go see your Great Uncle Joe at his shop in Wailuku while you’re there. Here’s a link with information.

  http://www.yelp.com/biz/bird-of-paradise-unique-antiques-wailuku

• kaila writes:

  You HAVE to go do the hike through the bamboo forest! You have a pic here of it! It is so worth the long drive, amazing!!!

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