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Unpublished?   404's? I would not delete them.  Instead, I would enhance them (with permission of the bride and groom).  Ask the bride, groom and family and attendees, the photographer, the baker, the florist, the officiant, the catering service to contribute photos, memories, and more.  If you provide good reasons, people will share these pages, link to them, revisit them, browse them and more.  Imagine links from the photographer's site, bakers, florist, etc... As your collection for a specific destination grows you have more cred in search, more in bound links, more type-ins and direct traffic to your website.  Allow people to sign up to receive a message a few weeks after the wedding when the page has some enhancements. Yes, this will take a lot of work but it might be worth it.  It might be an add on that you can use to earn an extra fee. You might be able to get an interface where the bride and groom or their friends can help build and take the work burden off of you.  This might be used in advance of the wedding to communicate. Just wild ideas as I am not in this business but know how many people like to build things and share stuff.

Well, it sounds like it may not be worth the brain damage to make the change.  Is that what I'm hearing? If that's the case, I'm good with that!

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Hello, my old htaccess buddy! Let's say, perhaps, that a person wanted to change her main company blog from www.legacytravel.com/ramblings to www.legacytravel.com/blog. Of course, all of the traffic would need to be re-directed.  the htaccess currently says: BEGIN WordPress <ifmodule mod_rewrite.c="">RewriteEngine On RewriteBase /ramblings/ RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /ramblings/index.php [L]</ifmodule> END WordPress Would it be appropriate / effective to add something there that directs everything in light of the renaming of that subfolder? Again, thank you in advance.