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Resolved Question: How does one go about getting into the wedding planning business? 31 Aug 2010, 11:17 pm
I’m in college and I have always been VERY interested in weddings. How do I get into this business?
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Resolved Question: How do I keep my future Mother-in-Law from steam rolling my wedding plans? 22 Aug 2010, 5:56 am
My boyfriend (now fiancé) popped the question, and being DIY’ers, we’ve decided on a low budget because we can’t afford more, with a cute 50’s theme (for our attire, the cake, table toppers, invitations etc), and an “old timey” potluck dinner, so that we can afford the 145 people that make up our immediate families (who would be incredibly upset if they weren’t invited), and the 40-50 friends and friends of the family we want to invite.He went home to his parents place for the weekend to discuss wedding plans, and his mother started an argument about whether a person has to be an “officer of the peace” or just “ordained” to marry you. We hadn’t even started talking about who will marry us, in my opinion that’s one of the last things to do, because neither of us are religious, so it’s not a huge deal. Well, she didn’t like being wrong so she stormed off, and then his father discussed our theme, and ideas for an outdoor ceremony, in Autumn with my fiance. Needless to say he (Father) hated all of them. While his father was telling him that having a 50’s wedding theme was rude because it meant we expected everyone to buy an entire new wardrobe (I kid you not, he said those words), and placing a formal dress code on the event to prevent some of the “sluttier” members of our families from flashing their goodies to the crowd was also rude, his brother (who is just barely 20 and only had high school relationships) felt the need to lecture my fiancé about how we need to be more accommodating to everyone else’s wants and needs. We have a good idea of how we want our wedding to look, and are not asking his parents for any money. They will inevitably contribute anyway, and feel they have the right to make ALL of our decisions for us. I know that in the end, it’s being together that is the most important, but how on earth am I going to make it through this planning? We have most of our decisions made already, it’s just about bookings and deposits now. How can I make my future-mother-in-law feel like she’s part of this, without losing the wedding my fiancé and I want?Tempted to just elope already.THE JOKER: My parents also did a small court house wedding then a party with only 12 people. And they lived happily ever after too. Starting to sound like a great idea.
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Resolved Question: wedding planning questions? 16 Aug 2010, 11:31 pm
My fiancee and I are trying to thing of some ideas for our wedding…decorations, fun things to do at the reception, anything. plz help me out
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Resolved Question: what is a good free online wedding planning website? 13 Aug 2010, 1:13 pm
im planning my wedding and i need a good website where i can keep my checklists and so on….and also that i can find good tips and ideas from
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Resolved Question: Wedding planning in Ireland? 13 Aug 2010, 6:05 am
Can any1 suggest me some outdoor spaces in Dublin for weddings. We need for approx 200 guests near by some hotel. Also suggest me some company in Ireland which deals in marquees.
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