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Ally · 10-30-2007, 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by MgicTwnger

That sounds very suspicious. Should I be calling Miss Marple?

nah...he isn't worth it, Ken

Best if it stays lost

Scuba Mama · 10-30-2007, 02:11 PM

My hubby and I had set feelings about weddings. We choose how, who and where, no one was allowed in put. We got married at sunrise, 40 showed someone counted. At the reception we were at a park forest and played volleyball. There were close to 200 at the reception. One friend as a gift took pictures in the morning and about the time we were asking where he was, he showed up with a completed album as a wedding gift. So, many of the guests were able to see the photos and proof we really got married. We looked at it as our day and if we were not having fun what was the point. My Dad was not sure about the event, but for years later it was the only wedding he talked about, he loved it. We had a theme for the wedding also, wholesale, if you didn't buy it wholesale or on sale don't bring it. Dale something to keep in mind for years down the line, Glenco you should have asked, my whole wedding cost $1000.00. That included the rings, we had friends who were gold dealers.

MgicTwnger · 10-30-2007, 03:00 PM

I think my present wife and I out-cheaped you. We rented a little gazebo/bandshell next to a pond in a local park, very nice, $25. The minister was a woman my wife knows from the Unitarian church or something like that (you can guess how religious I am) for about the same amount. The reception was in our back yard with a boom box and catering by Col. Sanders. All I had to do there was clean up the dog poop.

Our honeymoon was great: we went to Iowa of all places. We rented a houseboat and spent a week on the upper Mississippi. Peaceful, private, pretty, and CHEAP.

**glynneco** · 10-30-2007, 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by MgicTwnger

That sounds very suspicious. Should I be calling Miss Marple?

with the candle stick in the library

**glynneco** · 10-30-2007, 09:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Scuba Mama

My hubby and I had set feelings about weddings. We choose how, who and where, no one was allowed in put. Glenco you should have asked, my whole wedding cost $1000.00. .

Well we have a tradrition in our family of big Irish weddings with tons of family and friends Lots of high chairs and walkers. Big dance floor and open bar...did I mention it was an Irish wedding? Weddings and funerals they are sometimes hard to tell apart. There may be more bawdy stories at a funeral now that I think about it.

My daughter had the bright idea of getting wedding pics from three generations back and displaying them on a table as everyone came in. Remarkably similar. Nice tradition. Lot of fun. I can't wait to marry off the next one!