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We’ve Moved! Please Save Our New Blog Address…

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Greek Wedding Traditions New Blog URL

We’ve Moved: Please Save Our New Blog Address…

You may remember that, a few weeks ago, I lost my blog!

One day soon, I will write a post about my experience and tell the world about how some malakas tried to steal my identity and con me in to an internet scam. But for now, I’ll just focus on the good news.

I am excited to announce the new URL for the Greek Weddings and Traditions Blog.

Drum roll please….

The new address for Greek Weddings and Traditions is:

WWW.GREEKWEDDINGTRADITIONS.COM

Please save this new address in your favourites, update your RSS feed and add us to your email contact list! We don’t want to get lost in the mail so please make sure that you know our new home address.

What is different about the new blog address?

Well, we have dropped the “s” and the “and” to make the URL a bit shorter and a bit easier to write.

Important Warning:

If you happen to stumble across our old address (www.greekweddingsandtraditions.com) then please be aware that this is NOT ME! Even if you see my picture on there, or my name or any of the content that may sound like me, please be warned!! It is not me, rather, it is the other malakas trying to copy me.

A big thank you to all my loyal readers and Facebook fans for your support during this crazy and dramatic time.

Lot of love,

Sia

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Sia Aristidou is fascinated by the rituals and traditions celebrated in Greek culture. Sia writes about love, marriage, family and tradition and sells beautiful handmade wedding gifts at the Greek Wedding Shop.
Connect with Sia on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram or subscribe to the Greek Weddings & Traditions blog. If you want to learn more about Greek food and Greek cooking, then join the Greek Cooking Challenge.

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I LOST MY BLOG – URGENT WARNING

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I lost my blogA NOTE FROM SIA:

“I am soooo upset right now!!

I have lost my blog and I havn’t been able to stop crying since it happened. Please read the following very important messages and warnings. If you would like more information about this situation, then please sign up to the email list below. Thank you for your understanding and support.”

THE BAD NEWS

We have some really bad news here at Greek Weddings & Traditions – WE LOST OUR BLOG DOMAIN – that means that when you click any of our links it will now take you to someone completely different!

URGENT WARNINGS: 

  • Be aware that all Greek Wedding and Tradition links will take you to a random website. It is not us!
  • Think twice before sending any credit card details or offer of money on the Greek Weddings Website. Please know that we would never ask you for money or your personal details.
  • Do not send any private information to any email address that ends in @greekweddingsandtraditions.com such as orders@greekweddingsandtraditions.com or info@greekweddingsandtraditions.com

OTHER INFO:

  • The www.greekweddingshop.com is still working fine. Please know that our business is separate to our web site and you are still ok to make purchases from the Greek Wedding Shop knowing that your orders are safe and will be sent directly to Sia.
  • All of our social media still work and still belong to us. Stay connected with us on Facebook and also on Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest.

CONTACT DETAILS:

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Please show your support by signing up to this email list: http://eepurl.com/FjQDn

Sia Aristidou is fascinated by the rituals and traditions celebrated in Greek culture. Sia writes about love, marriage, family and tradition and sells beautiful handmade wedding gifts at the Greek Wedding Shop.
Connect with Sia on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram or subscribe to the Greek Weddings & Traditions blog. If you want to learn more about Greek food and Greek cooking, then join the Greek Cooking Challenge.

Learn More About Greek Weddings & Traditions
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