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<p>64.33.174.69: Created page with &quot;It sounds like a really cool idea. I would start with focusing on a time period, such as the crusades or the renasance, and dress as characters from that time period. The pr...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>It sounds like a really cool idea. I would start with focusing on a time period, such as the crusades or the renasance, and dress as characters from that time period.<br /> <br /> The problems I can see with this theme are<br /> <br /> 1. Some guests might not understand the mythology of the series, and parts of the theme might confuse them.<br /> <br /> 2. The whole point of the Templars vs Assasin's war is that it is a secret war. There isn't really a way to dress &quot;like a templar.&quot; I suppose your husband could pick a notable Templar figure and dress like him, or wear something subtle that signifies him as a member of the templar order. Assuming you want to dress as an Assassin, you could wear a hidden blade under your gown. Just be sure to not to cause panic with it.<br /> <br /> Anyways, it sounds like a cool idea, and you could make it work. Here's a few ideas I'm throwing out.<br /> <br /> Matching rings that have the Assassin/Templar insignia on them.<br /> <br /> Piece of eden centerpieces<br /> <br /> a (faux) eagle feather used as a pen to sign the guest book.<br /> <br /> That's all I got for now, but I'll dream up more ideas.</div>

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