My wedding guests have all but gone, taking with them fond memories of the wedding and Serbia. They've also taken along a few souvenirs, such as those seen here. The little sparrow, symbol of Belgrade, is wearing a typical Serbian hat, the šajkača, and there are models of typical dwellings and a church behind him. All, including the cute little guy with the candle, are standing on a runner with a pattern of rugs made in Pirot in southeastern Serbia.
Monday, September 28, 2009
Something to remind you...
My wedding guests have all but gone, taking with them fond memories of the wedding and Serbia. They've also taken along a few souvenirs, such as those seen here. The little sparrow, symbol of Belgrade, is wearing a typical Serbian hat, the šajkača, and there are models of typical dwellings and a church behind him. All, including the cute little guy with the candle, are standing on a runner with a pattern of rugs made in Pirot in southeastern Serbia.
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MORE CHEERFUL
My post yesterday was so dark, both figuratively and in reality. Here's one more from my baby Minox DCC 5.1, which is more cheerful.
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Cute little souvenirs!
I thought you had made the runner!
These are adorable! I'm sure all the wedding guests had a very special time in Belgrade—imagine it was fun for you to have them all there too. Did the newlyweds take a honeymoon (and if so where)?
These are all delightful. I really like the sparrow. Is it a usual tradition to give away gifts at a wedding?
Charming souvenirs. A nice way to remember a charming wedding...
Hi. Gaelyn, I did give little 'favors,' which you can see right here
This is more of a new 'tradition.'
These are very nice "souvenirs"! Things to treasure for a lifetime...and a great way to remember a wedding.
Hope your daughter had a wonderful time and the memories last her a lifetime.
I love that little sparrow, it's so cute.
Nice memories for them. I love the little sparrow!
Cute little treasures.
aaaawww boo hoo, it's over now, but you have so many wonderful memories.
I want every one of them. I know what to ask for next time my relatives travel there...or I might just come and buy them myself.
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