Much2much41
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I'd prefer a small one. I wanted to go to an island to do it, but have since changed my mind. I'm not sure where I'd have it at this point.
My only requirement for my wedding is I get married here:
other than that, it could just be me FI and the JP
My only requirement for my wedding is I get married here:
other than that, it could just be me FI and the JP
I don't want a big wedding, but I have a feeling I'll end up having one. I have a very large family, and they'd all be feeling some type of way about not being invited, and I'd want them all to be there. I don't want to spend a whole lot though. It's about the commitment, and I'm all about being able to live well after the weddings over.
I didn't have a big wedding. It was a noon wedding with about 60 people. More could have been invited, but I wasn't paying for all those folks.
I had a big wedding. I hated it. Worst day of my life. I would have rather spend that money on something else. BUT DH said he wanted a big ghetto party. erplexed I think my next wedding will be very small.
i was just talking about this last night..
no i dont want the whole big extravaganza wedding
i wanna fly a couple ppl-family/friends..maybe 20 ppl out to the Caribbean..party and kic kit for a week then get married..and then go on my honeymoon at another location..
simple and str8 to the point...pass the coconut water please..lmaoooooooooo
My mother and I have been talking about my "future" wedding
My mom LOVES to plan events and all that hoopla. I LOVE to party but I don't really like the tab associated with throwing a big party.
I told her I'd tell her and my dad the day to come to the courthouse and I'd get married there. It's about the marriage not the wedding. I was thinking money used for an elaborate wedding could be used to upgrade a house.
But she's says that's taking something away from her as my mother
So tell me ladies, did you have/do you want a big wedding and reception? Do you feel it's important? Is it taking something away from the parents by not wanting to let them have the BIG DAY of giving away their daughter?
i was just talking about this last night..
no i dont want the whole big extravaganza wedding
i wanna fly a couple ppl-family/friends..maybe 20 ppl out to the Caribbean..party and kic kit for a week then get married..and then go on my honeymoon at another location..
simple and str8 to the point...pass the coconut water please..lmaoooooooooo
next wedding???
Yes, hopefully when we renew our vows, I'll have the wedding I always wanted.
thanks for clairfying... the way you be talking sometimes
What sound economic thinking. If I had known what it was really going to be like I would not have had a big wedding. I think weddings should celebrate the beginning of the couple's married life and the bigger the wedding the more difficult it is to remember the true purpose. You become bogged down in minutiae. For example, the more attendants you have the more cars you have to have to get them to the reception and the bigger the dressing area has to be and on and on and on. I had 10 attendants and a maid of honor. The war in Iraq was not planned as well as that wedding. It was tough to make it not all about the planning and details and about DH and myself. My memories of that day are beautiful because I love DH dearly but it was a production not a celebration. I had a huge wedding so I don't want to be accused of "hating" and trying to prevent others from having what I had. I am just saying a big wedding takes a great deal of planning and attention to detail to do well and leaves little spontaneous time or time for contemplation on the most special day of your life. Example, it took so long to get me into my dress (10 foot train, don't do) that my mother and father had exactly 3 minutes to do the "my baby is getting married, you look so beautiful, I love you" before we had to get back the to the schedule. In addition, you don't want to do a big wedding, badly because then you just look stupid. Also, big weddings are very expensive and if you can't really afford it without delaying something important like buying a home, paying off student loans, etc. it is not worth. It also looks tacky when you try to have a big wedding and can't really afford it and cut obvious corners.
I know some people who did exactly that. The bride's parents spent darn near 30K on the wedding and reception. They could had a down payment on a nice house for that kind of money!Big pimpin!
I'd feel like a plum dumb fool big pimpin' for one day and then leave the wedding to go back home to our APARTMENT. Helllll nah!