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blackcherry		#41	[-]
Posts: 1117 (11/20/2009 5:04 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Alex the Goob wrote: AudaciousAudrey wrote: I think Valentine's day weddings are cliche and kind of dumb. I agree with this. A lot of people may not go because they have plans. I think any holiday should be off limits. I think they are kind of cheesy. I did go to a NYE wedding once and had the time of my life. Most of my friends were there and we had a great time.
Mistress Darcy		#42	[-]
Posts: 12580 (11/20/2009 5:11 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	The Valentines Day wedding bothers me more than having a small wedding, to be honest.
becky711		#43	[-]
Posts: 4365 (11/20/2009 5:14 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	summeris4u wrote: imnotsayingitright wrote: Aw, you're breaking my heart. The last thing you want to feel shitty about is your wedding. If you keep the guest list small, like 30 people or so, then I'm assuming every single person you invite will be close enough to you that they will understand whatever sort of celebration you can afford. If I got a random invitation in the mail from a co-worker I never spoke to outside of work that told me I could expect to pay my own way, I'd roll my eyes and skip it. If my best friend from high school told me she was getting married in a chapel and would have a small reception and then if I wanted to go to dinner afterwards to continue the celebration, I would have to pay, and did I understand, I would say, of COURSE, congratulations, and I cannot wait. I'm not upset about the wedding, but some of the posts have confirmed my suspicions about getting an invitation like this...it just seems tacky. But I really don't have choice if I want to get married, unless I want to save up a couple grand that will last for 1 day . That will take years due to bills and such. But yeah, only the people that matter have been invited, and I can only hope will understand. We won't be sending out random invites or anything like that, I would roll my eyes at that too. I agree withimnotsayingitright. It's completely different to be invited to a wedding like this by an acquaintance, but obviously with such small number of people, they are close to you and know your situation. I think it's more than fine
amyfo		#44	[-]
Posts: 19463 (11/20/2009 5:25 PM) Joey Fanatic '08 Reply Quote More Recent Posts	The only thing I would worry about right now is finding a church within your budget that isn't booked for Valentine's Day. Since it is a Sunday, it might be difficult to find a place that can do a wedding earlier in the day. For me personally, I don't go to a wedding for the reception. I go to see the ceremony and be there for the bride and groom on their special day. Your family and friends will be there to support you as well. They'll be there for your during the most important part of your wedding day.
summeris4u		#45	[-]
Posts: 387 (11/20/2009 5:51 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	amyfo wrote: The only thing I would worry about right now is finding a church within your budget that isn't booked for Valentine's Day. Since it is a Sunday, it might be difficult to find a place that can do a wedding earlier in the day. For me personally, I don't go to a wedding for the reception. I go to see the ceremony and be there for the bride and groom on their special day. Your family and friends will be there to support you as well. They'll be there for your during the most important part of your wedding day. Yeah, my bf has the church he grew up going to in mind, he left a message with that Pastor. He's pretty sure he can fit something in. Thanks for your words . I don't go to a wedding for the reception either, just to "be there" for the couple also. Guess I've just been to too many weddings where people expect things, you know?

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