Big Weddings or small weddings.

holstar

yeh...but some people decide to show that love romance and togetherness with a very small wedding, some show it with a big event...it doesn't mean either occasion has less love/romance/togetherness, its just different ways of showing it.

if you love someone enough to marry them then a few hundred pounds is surely enough to do that

so if a few hundred is enough, why is a few thousand (or tens of thousands) too much (in your eyes)?

...However, people feel that...

some people do....and some people don't...

what people do with their weddings is allll their choice...and nothing to do with you (unless its your wedding, of course!)...

studentphil

ringo_24601 wrote: »

You can have romance and togetherness on anywhere, a wedding is about a very public commitment to one another

Do you honestly think that if a lot of money is spent on a wedding, there is less special meaning? They may be no more than a simple event, but why would 'pomp' reduce the meaninfulness ?

I think a person can easily get put off track by worrying if the venue is right o if the party is right and the idea of love and being with this special person can be demoted to secondary.

HariboJunkie

studentphil wrote: »

I think a person can easily get put off track by worrying if the venue is right o if the party is right and the idea of love and being with this special person can be demoted to secondary.

Are you getting married?............No
Are you going to a wedding and that has got you thinking?..........No
Are you starting another thread because the other one has run it's course?...........

Well. 2 out of 3 ain't bad. :rolleyes:

iwanttosave_2

TheImportanceOfBeingIdle wrote: »

Phil !!!!!! you boring idiotic spunk bubble

Thank god you said it and not me, not bad considering he was supposed to be beggering off for a few weeks.


Getting married is nowt to do with love, its about me wearing a big frock with sparkly things on, getting loads of prezzies and getting a good holiday.

Now turn the computer off and take the fuse out.

TheImportanceOfBeingIdle

Now turn the computer off and take the fuse out.

Don't do that or the following won't work properly.

Take 5 steps away from the monitor. Make sure there are no obstacles in your way. Run at the monitor and smash your head in the screen. Please.

iwanttosave_2

TheImportanceOfBeingIdle wrote: »

Don't do that or the following won't work properly.

Take 5 steps away from the monitor. Make sure there are no obstacles in your way. Run at the monitor and smash your head in the screen. Please.

Why no obsticles? I prefer the trip n hit approach myself :think:

meher

TheImportanceOfBeingIdle wrote: »

Take 5 steps away from the monitor. Make sure there are no obstacles in your way. Run at the monitor and smash your head in the screen. Please.

.............. :rotfl:

[Deleted User]

hey phil, guess what, some people have WAY more money than you

some much so, that on the happiest days of their lives, they want to enjoy themselves by spending lots of it.

stop worrying about it, you're an unemployed graduate who lives with your parents.. no girl expecting a big wedding would go out with you