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		<title>Map This Way</title>
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Almost every bride I&#8217;ve worked with has given out Out of Towner (I like to call them &#8220;OOT&#8221;) welcome bags. You&#8217;ve seen them and received &#8216;em: upon check-in to your [...]]]></description>
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<p>Almost every bride I&#8217;ve worked with has given out Out of Towner (I like to call them &#8220;OOT&#8221;) welcome bags. You&#8217;ve seen them and received &#8216;em: upon check-in to your hotel/B&amp;B, a couple has left for you an itinerary, snacks, bottled water (don&#8217;t get me started but short lesson: try giving away stainless steel bottles or BPA-free ones if you&#8217;re on a budget, or just suggest that they use their own or use the cups and glasses in their rooms), maybe some travel Advil packs (if they&#8217;re really thinking about their guests), gum, travel sunscreen, candy and some other treats native to the area (Ghiradelli chocolate, saltwater taffy) or special to the couple. Most people I know appreciate this effort. I know I do.</p>
<p>But how about instead of paper bags, cloth bags were used instead? Recyclable <em>and </em>reusable to boot. Starting with these totes by <a href="http://www.maptote.com/" target="_self">Maptote</a>, one of my design faves. I&#8217;ve given away the <a href="http://www.maptote.com/shop/category/los-angeles/" target="_self">Los Angeles</a> and <a href="http://www.maptote.com/shop/category/san-francisco/" target="_self">San Francisco</a> versions, but now they&#8217;ve added <a href="http://www.maptote.com/shop/category/wine-tote/" target="_self">Winetotes</a> to the bunch! I can imagine these as bridal party gifts stuffed with the couple&#8217;s favorite wine, especially if the wedding is taking place in wine country or is wine-themed.</p>
<p>Go on&#8230; map it!</p>]]></content:encoded>
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