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skystar wrote:It was the "Monica" dress i got.
Here is a link from a webpage I found showing pics:
http://www.1stcallforweddings.co.uk/showroom/gowns/cl-2504.html
ooh stunning,i love loads of her dresses :T
but some are :eek: :rotfl: slightly OTT lol0 -
Well I got married last June, on eof the hotest days of the year!!!
As for the cost, it was £28K and £4K for the honeymoon.
I know this was a lot, my mum paid £2k and wife's parents paid £8K. The worst thing is my wife thought it only cost about £14K!!!!!!! She only realised last month what it cost when her brothers g/f ask how much we spent. Couldn't believe my ears when she said "about £14K". I was driving at the time and could of crashed, it was only then that she realised what we spent. The crazy thing is she knew what everything cost as she sorted everything out
It was a great day, and honeymoon was out of this world0 -
I didn't have favours at my wedding although I thought about it. I am glad I didn't as I have enough stress trying to arrange everything else. I don't think anyone missed them.
I went to a wedding where we were given a scroll with a poem and to be honest it went straight in the bin when I got home. It may sound ungrateful but I have enough clutter already.
As long as everyone has enough to eat and drink then they will be happy.
You can waste a lot of time and effort on the little things like favours and to be honest the most important thing is enjoying the day the day with your family and friends.
The idea of big bowls of sweets/chocolates sounds like a great idea if you want do something.
Have a great day.0 -
I'm getting married in the summer and I'm not sure how much of what to buy!
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it depends on if you are supplying just the welcome drinks and wine for meal plus a toasting drink
or if you are supplying ALL the drinks ie all day and or night?!
the "norm" is 1 welcome drink ,1 or 2 glasses of wine with meal (or just put bottles of red and white on each table) then 1 glass of fizzy for the toast
work out how many glasses each bottle of wine / champers is (i THINK its something like 6 glasses tho may be wrong) then work out how many people are coming0 -
Madstuthe1st wrote:Well I got married last June, on eof the hotest days of the year!!!
As for the cost, it was £28K and £4K for the honeymoon.
I know this was a lot, my mum paid £2k and wife's parents paid £8K. The worst thing is my wife thought it only cost about £14K!!!!!!! She only realised last month what it cost when her brothers g/f ask how much we spent. Couldn't believe my ears when she said "about £14K". I was driving at the time and could of crashed, it was only then that she realised what we spent. The crazy thing is she knew what everything cost as she sorted everything out
It was a great day, and honeymoon was out of this world0 -
Madstuthe1st wrote:Well I got married last June, on eof the hotest days of the year!!!
As for the cost, it was £28K and £4K for the honeymoon.
I know this was a lot, my mum paid £2k and wife's parents paid £8K. The worst thing is my wife thought it only cost about £14K!!!!!!! She only realised last month what it cost when her brothers g/f ask how much we spent. Couldn't believe my ears when she said "about £14K". I was driving at the time and could of crashed, it was only then that she realised what we spent. The crazy thing is she knew what everything cost as she sorted everything out
It was a great day, and honeymoon was out of this world
Are you still paying it off or did you save for it all beforehand? xx0 -
Still paying it off, but that will finish in June. Putting all our, I say our but it's only mine as wife is at home with baby, overtime and bonus to paying it off.0
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The hotel were getting married in has drinks packages and were taking the cheapest one ( cause were tight lol ) and it includes 1 welcome drink, 1 glass of wine with meal and then one glass of fizzy whatever it is for the toast.
Emma0 -
Remember that some hotels charge corkage on wine that you bring in from outside.
We are having the drinks package the hotel provide, Bucks Fizz for arrival, Wine with meal and Champagne for toast.
Also a jug of water on each table0
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