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GlassPig

Smart1e wrote: »

Seems crazy when you think about it, the friend who went to Gretna had the best day ever and I've got another friend getting married locally next week putting so much pressure on herself it's unreal.

She's renewing her vows because her Mum passed away just before her first wedding and her husband had cancer last year too (he's OK now) so they had to delay it so the pressure for it to be perfect is almost too much for her:(

When she found out our other friend went to Gretna she said "why didn't she tell me"...:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: bless her!! I did explain why...

:T

It's a shame she feels like that but I get it especially with the other stresses that went on. One piece of advice I read in a wedding mag which I thought was quite gd was do as much as you want before hand to make the day perfect but on the day just relax and enjoy because you cant change it, then you wont mind so much the things that go wrong.I can say that is true cos my now husband was over 20 minutes late to the registry office (he actually arrived after me which meant I had to hide around the back of the stairs so he didn't see me in my dress on arrival :rotfl:) and the winesses arrived a good ten minutes after the ceremony was supposed to start. It didn't bother me on the day and now I think its at least a gd story to tel.. :rotfl:

tweets

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

yes there's one up the road, tis where i got them from

Not got one here. I wont be able to get a pair cheap. My snow boots have soles on like those and they great in bad weather.

Wool27

nahteb20 wrote: »

I got married up in Gretna Green!!
13 years ago this summer, My hubby to be, Me, our 2 week old daughter, My soon to be BIL and his girlfriend and their daughter all went to gretna, had a double wedding! ( they were our witnesses and we were theirs)
Had a fantastic time! Best thing we ever did!
No one else knew.
I really wanted to do it as we were engaged and my parents wanted to pay for the wedding but they had just paid out over 6 grand for my sisters wedding and i just didnt want them to have to struggle for money for me, they had to scripm to get that together and my sister had no problems demanding the money from them but i just couldnt do it to them!

My Oh doesnt like fuss either so we decided that we would do it after the baby was born.
It was brill, no debts had a fab day, although i did feel guilty about not telling my parents

Sounds more like what we are after!

My sister though, she got married and only knew about 10 mins before via live tv news!!!
My mom arranged everything. Everyone was sworn to secrecy. It was at a beautiful hotel. She was told that she was going to a works christmas party as her bf and our dad and brother all worked together.
When she turned up everyone was hiding inside. On the driveway was central news. They asked my sis and her bf if they minded walking around the lake holding hands for a promotional feature. When they got to the bridge, there were swans nderneath that coincidentally were making hearts with their heads and necks.
Her bf got down on one knee and proposed, she laughed and said yes, then he told her it was now!
The dress was easy, we had a girls day out and coaxed everyone in to 'pretend t te assistant' who knew all about it!

Mom knows better than to try hat on me. Id be in biggest mood if i thought everyone had lied to me!!!'!

Dizzy_Ditzy

tweets wrote: »

Not got one here. I wont be able to get a pair cheap. My snow boots have soles on like those and they great in bad weather.

£12.50 is still bargainous though people pay more for those ones that people wear that always go out of shape and stop people from actually picking up their feet when they walk :rotfl:

Fudge_Cake_2

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

yes there's one up the road, tis where i got them from

Hey QOC was it CC? Those boots are gorge and look very cosy Did they have much??:) Hope you're ok :Axx

tweets

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

£12.50 is still bargainous though people pay more for those ones that people wear that always go out of shape and stop people from actually picking up their feet when they walk :rotfl:

Yes it is a good price i may consider buying myself a pair.

Dizzy_Ditzy

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

Hey QOC was it CC? Those boots are gorge and look very cosy Did they have much??:) Hope you're ok :Axx

yes it was but the rest of it was pants really. They had one top i liked in the sale but it was in completely the wrong size

Ooops....maybe should mention that I had a £10 CC voucher which brought them down to £2.50. I got so carried away with my bargain that i forgot to mention how i got it

Well impressed with your morrisons haul :T:T

Wool27

frequent wrote: »

sounds like a dare to me



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Deal. I thought that if i asked someone it would spur me on. Oh will be home tonight for 2 nights so i will get onto it after that. I will pm you for email or postal address when i am ready if that suits. Please feel free to be be critical. Whole thing has given me very thick skin:D

Beki88

Wool27 wrote: »

Deal. I thought that if i asked someone it would spur me on. Oh will be home tonight for 2 nights so i will get onto it after that. I will pm you for email or postal address when i am ready if that suits. Please feel free to be be critical. Whole thing has given me very thick skin:D

I would be happy to read through it too Well not happy, by the sounds of it there could be tears...but you know what I mean!

Pudita did you get your boots?

zippydooda

leaving you early tonight, going to watch white chapel.
good night all