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Re:How I Used Twilio, Python and Google to Automate My Wedding by j45 on Thursday April 13, 2017 @12:40PM (#14108589)
What you value might not be what everyone else values.

Many weddings in this world also are not just about the bride and groom. They are often family reunions with a wedding on the side as the excuse for lots of people to get together after many, many years.

Weddings are a time for celebration and enjoyment for the bride and groom, as much as guests. Guests often forget that the bride & groom often have no memories of their day as it's a blur.

In addition to printed invitations, I heavily used technology where possible:

- Mailchimp segmented similar to this post was invaluable. - Google Sheet that grew like crazy - My wedding ended up having a ceremony in two cities, double the work and planning - used Asana, worked great. - A little app on Android called Textpansion was fantastic for sending out pre-made snippets of information as needed - addresses, dates, times, locations, updates. All it would take is click on a snippet, paste it into the message, and off I go.

The one thing I couldn't get to?

- Running facial recognition on all the photos that will never see much circulation. Luckily, waiting on this has made it easier.

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