Quote: sootyj @ December 31 2012, 7:26 PM GMTLike sir cliff I'm a Batchelor boy
For now...
Wedding talk Page 2
I got married ten years ago and cost me a fortune. Not to put a damp squid on it, we would rather have used the money on a deposit on a buy to let. The wonders of hind sight. As we are about 26 stone lighter between us we don't even like looking at the photos.
Don't spend too much.
How to have an affordable wedding without making her feel cheap?
Possible ebook?
Loads of people have cheaper weddings now. Luckily everyone's into the homemade, shabby chic look at the moment!
Quote: zooo @ December 31 2012, 8:51 PM GMTLoads of people have cheaper weddings now. Luckily everyone's into the homemade, shabby chic look at the moment!
That looks nice:
I bet that's just the look L.E.'s going for!
What Jewish?
Quote: Raymond Terrific @ December 31 2012, 7:18 PM GMTIsn't that illegal?
(sorry)
One is the daughter of my mother's brother; her husband John is not a blood relation, but after such a long time one tends to think of them both as cousins.
I do like this thread, after so much male chauvinism it's nice to have a proper girly thread.
Quote: billwill @ December 31 2012, 11:01 PM GMT
One is the daughter of my mother's brother; her husband John is not a blood relation, but after such a long time one tends to think of them both as cousins.
Yeah hence the sorry, I was well aware of how you could call them cousins without them being related 
One day I might grow up, but frankly you'd have thought it would have happened by now.
It was soo cold that Winter all the photos came out in black & white.
google [snow 1962 uk] for more descriptions.
Quote: billwill @ December 31 2012, 11:12 PM GMTIt was soo cold that Winter all the photos came out in black & white.
You is soooo old Bill Will!
Our 40th. anniversary is this year. We've talked about having a gigantic party but I don't know if I can face that. Our wedding was very small - 8 of us plus the minister (I was religious in those days) because we couldn't face a gigantic celebration with relatives we couldn't stand etc. etc. Everything went well except that the best man got lost on the way to the reception as a result of which the steaks got overdone. Another memory is that the mother-in-law wore a hand-me-down suit (from her neice) which she'd already worn to other weddings. Her sister-in-law, who came to the church but not the reception, said to her, 'You always look nice in that.' 
So who's getting married then??
Quote: Shandonbelle @ January 1 2013, 2:30 PM GMTSo who's getting married then??
Thought you'd never ask!