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Urgent Message about our Web Site

Apologies, but all of our websites are down for the count at the moment. This affects www.graphicallusions.com and www.the-elegant-wedding.com. Not only is there a seriously bad bug at the server side end at Zazzle (We use their Zazzle Store Builder feed for both websites) but of all times, our hosting ISP has decided to take today to migrate our websites to another server! So, apologies again, but this is something sadly out of our control. Fingers crossed everything is back up and running asap!! In the meantime thank you all for your support! Needless to say, there will be no blog update this week for the Elegant Wedding. :-( However, please return next week for our country wedding special, Part 2: Maldon, Victoria.

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Apologies but the host for our website is migrating servers and we're offline atm. Hopefully back soon! Have a great Easter everyone!