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Yep, it is considered to be a MUST in China, so my husband and I went to the studio and had our pre-wedding pictures done, even though we never like posing in front of the camera.

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We took our pictures in a suburb of Shanghai called Songjiang. It was a brutal shoot, mainly because of the humidity. The cost was about $1200 for about 10 hours of photography. Our pacakge included a big 52 inch framed photograph, 3 full color books, a CD of the outtakes, a bunch of smaller 4x6 and 5x7 prints, 7 outfit changes and makeup.

Here are some of the pics I've uploaded...with audio as well...

http://albums.phanfare.com/slideshow.aspx?...3469%26sid%3D-1

10/17/2007 - submitted I-129F to CSC

10/19/2007 - NOA1

03/05/2008 - NOA2

03/15/2008 - letter from NVC saying they will forward to GUZ

05/10/2008 - fiancee receives P3

05/12/2008 - P3 returned to GUZ via EMS

05/14/2008 - P3 delivered and signed for

05/22/2008 - per DOS, eligible for interview

07/01/2008 - interview date set for 7:15am

07/01/2008 - PINK!

07/03/2008 - picked up visa

12/02/2008 - banquet in Shanghai

AOS timeline

12/05/2008 - SFO - POE

12/31/2008 - applied for SSN number

01/08/2009 - married

01/12/2009 - SSN card arrived

02/21/2009 - I-485, I-131, I-765 sent to Chicago box

02/23/2009 - AOS package received in Chicago

03/02/2009 - check cashed

03/21/2009 - biometrics appt

05/26/2009 - AP document approved

06/01/2009 - EAD received

07/23/2009 - AOS interview (almost approved pending receipt of

certified marriage license

07/24/2009 - certified marriage license sent back to USCIS

07/31/2009 - production of Green Card ordered

08/05/2009 - welcome letter received in the mail

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We took our pictures in a suburb of Shanghai called Songjiang. It was a brutal shoot, mainly because of the humidity. The cost was about $1200 for about 10 hours of photography. Our pacakge included a big 52 inch framed photograph, 3 full color books, a CD of the outtakes, a bunch of smaller 4x6 and 5x7 prints, 7 outfit changes and makeup.

Here are some of the pics I've uploaded...with audio as well...

http://albums.phanfare.com/slideshow.aspx?...3469%26sid%3D-1

That is beautiful and brought a tear to my ear.

moving right along

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