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Guests expecting us to pay for their outfits
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ladypinkof66 wrote: »spoke to my fiances mum this morning and she said oh **** is gutted you are not ordering him a suit - she also said he does not own a pair of smart trousers nor shoes - she said he never has the need to wear them anywhere interesting to see what happens when he gets his formal invite.
you can betcha bottom dollar he'll turn up in a pair of designer name jeans & t shirt .
and everyone will look at him like "why cant he make an effort" as opposed to "look at all those NAMES":beer: Well aint funny how its the little things in life that mean the most? Not where you live, the car you drive or the price tag on your clothes.
Theres no dollar sign on piece of mind
This Ive come to know...
So if you agree have a drink with me, raise your glasses for a toast :beer:0 -
My brothers wanted me to hire full kilt outfits for them.OH isnt even wearing anything that elaborate!I told them just to buy a simple black suit so that they could use it again for job interviews,funerals and ,knowing them,court appearances.
They still cant afford it apparantly because they wont go for anything cheap.I have just told them I will make it easy for them and when my official invites get sent out they wont be getting one.That should save them some money and they can stop worrying about what to wear now."Reaching out to touch the stars dont forget the flowers at your feet".0 -
congratulations on your forthcoming wedding. I hope, for your sake, your husband to be is nothing like his brother.
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ladypinkof66 wrote: »spoke to my fiances mum this morning and she said oh **** is gutted you are not ordering him a suit - she also said he does not own a pair of smart trousers nor shoes - she said he never has the need to wear them anywhere interesting to see what happens when he gets his formal invite.
tell him to try his local charity shop i picked up and armani suit and a ben sherman shirt there for work and it came to less than a tennerReplies to posts are always welcome, If I have made a mistake in the post, I am human, tell me nicely and it will be corrected. If your reply cannot be nice, has an underlying issue, or you believe that you are God, please post in another forum. Thank you0 -
does your mother in law 2 be think you should??? if so tell her to hire him one .
i cant believe the cheek of him .0 -
shelovestobuystuff wrote: »My brothers wanted me to hire full kilt outfits for them.OH isnt even wearing anything that elaborate!I told them just to buy a simple black suit so that they could use it again for job interviews,funerals and ,knowing them,court appearances.
They still cant afford it apparantly because they wont go for anything cheap.I have just told them I will make it easy for them and when my official invites get sent out they wont be getting one.That should save them some money and they can stop worrying about what to wear now.
:rotfl::T
Class one liner!!
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This guy has got more money than sense. Having just tried to start the budget for my own wedding, there is no WAY that we will be paying for the outfits for our guests - bride and birdesmaid only. ( as well as the groom)
Give him the choice - either he gets it himself or he doesn't come.
Snowy:j I feel I am diagonally parked in a parallel universe :j0 -
Any news yet?:jMay 2013 new beginnings:j0
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Can you tell him that Mat Alan is a new designer?
Love it! Must tell my son - he works in a clearance Matalan and will quite often buy an outfit to go out for the evening for under a fiver!(AKA HRH_MUngo)
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