Wedding Planning Blues

**mace85** · 03-08-2009, 01:23 PM

Originally Posted by ashauler

You just kinda did go back in time.

Point taken...

**CoventryCat86** · 03-09-2009, 10:05 AM

I'd never do the big wedding thing.....

**ashauler** · 03-09-2009, 10:36 AM

Originally Posted by CoventryCat86

I'd never do the big wedding thing.....

Save the cash for appliances!!

**Cabaiguan Juan** · 03-09-2009, 01:18 PM

Our wedding was awseome, but in all seriousness, the money could have been better spent on so many other things. But, unless your footing the bill, its not your to argue about.

Vibrating panties, huh? Wow, the rehersal dinner is going to be one for the books.

**mrtr33** · 03-09-2009, 01:52 PM

Some of you guys are talking like the groom has a SAY in the matter.

I had no idea how much went into wedding plans. Call me twitterpated, but I just wanted THROUGH the damn thing with as few casualties as possible. Lucky for us, we didn't have much money at all, but had people volunteer places and services for us.

I second the Vegas spot as well. Preferably in a drive-through church. Preferably with Elvis presiding.

**logan37** · 03-09-2009, 11:59 PM

Originally Posted by ashauler

Save the cash for appliances!!

...or a down payment on a house.

**longashes** · 03-13-2009, 09:11 AM

This thread caught my eye because I too am now in the middle of the wedding planning fiasco.

Luckily fo me, my inlaws are quite traditional and wealthy, so I pay for nothing.

But what a bewildering series of events a wedding is!! We haven't even picked a venue yet and already my fiance' is losing it.

We must have looked at 100 different places, all of which my opinion was asked, and subsequently ignored. (which is fine because it doesn't matter to me.)

And everyone had something wrong. Too small a dance floor. The grounds look shabby. I don't like the menu.

ARRRRG!!

This is going to be a long year!!!

**mace85** · 03-13-2009, 09:39 AM

Originally Posted by longashes

This thread caught my eye because I too am now in the middle of the wedding planning fiasco.

Luckily fo me, my inlaws are quite traditional and wealthy, so I pay for nothing.

But what a bewildering series of events a wedding is!! We haven't even picked a venue yet and already my fiance' is losing it.

We must have looked at 100 different places, all of which my opinion was asked, and subsequently ignored. (which is fine because it doesn't matter to me.)

And everyone had something wrong. Too small a dance floor. The grounds look shabby. I don't like the menu.

ARRRRG!!

This is going to be a long year!!!

Yeah... But your soon to be inlaws at least seem to like each other. With all the infidelity of her father and the wives/mistresses that want to be involved it is a nightmare. She has been in tears every night about all this fighting.

**longashes** · 03-13-2009, 11:28 AM

Originally Posted by mace85

Yeah... But your soon to be inlaws at least seem to like each other. With all the infidelity of her father and the wives/mistresses that want to be involved it is a nightmare. She has beed in tears every night about all this fighting.

Oh my.

**MarineOne** · 03-14-2009, 04:24 AM

Originally Posted by longashes

This thread caught my eye because I too am now in the middle of the wedding planning fiasco.

Luckily fo me, my inlaws are quite traditional and wealthy, so I pay for nothing.

But what a bewildering series of events a wedding is!! We haven't even picked a venue yet and already my fiance' is losing it.

We must have looked at 100 different places, all of which my opinion was asked, and subsequently ignored. (which is fine because it doesn't matter to me.)

And everyone had something wrong. Too small a dance floor. The grounds look shabby. I don't like the menu.

ARRRRG!!

This is going to be a long year!!!

/Laughs maniacally.

Just wait ..... it gets better (or worse) depending on the "glass is half empty/half full" outlook you have.

Kris