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Re: Wedding Lists
« Reply #15 on: July 28, 2008, 08:01:38 AM »
I Must admit it gets beyond a joke, my sis went to a posh wedding of a workmate of her hubby, and there was nothing under £100 on list either, so she them £ 50 quid in vouchers, sod that, i would have give em 20 an like it, thats what i give to friends etc, familys maybe about £50 thats all i can afford so tough!  My daughter is getting a wedding dress out of me so she getting no prez! They are going to ask people for cash which i do think is a bit forward, i said maybe vouchers an then people may give you cash. or do what i seen on recent wedding invitation, no boxed gifts!

When we got married 6 yrs ago i felt so cheeky doing a wedding list so just asked for argos vouchers, classy aint it! but practical, we managed to buy our first bed with em all!  rubschin:

Sweet ~ practically newly weds ~ I hadn't realised. No wonder you still like marriage then.

My first marriage in 1963 ~ no guests, two witnesses who bought us a meal in a local chinese as their present (That was the reception) no cake, no gifts, no photos, nothing.
Second marriage in 1988 ~ 20 guests (all family), FiL paid for lunch in local hotel (We had booked it, paid deposit etc and expected to pay for the lunch) When I went to settle to bill afterwards reception told me FiL had paid for it  eeek: .... No present list. No requests made. Left it up to people to do what they wanted about it.

Newly weds erm.....still been through a lot of ups and downs i tell you!

I was married b4 for nearly 19 yrs! but this one is all child free so much more enjoyable, and stress free(ish)!  cloud9:
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Re: Wedding Lists
« Reply #16 on: July 28, 2008, 08:29:39 AM »
I Must admit it gets beyond a joke, my sis went to a posh wedding of a workmate of her hubby, and there was nothing under £100 on list either, so she them £ 50 quid in vouchers, sod that, i would have give em 20 an like it, thats what i give to friends etc, familys maybe about £50 thats all i can afford so tough!  My daughter is getting a wedding dress out of me so she getting no prez! They are going to ask people for cash which i do think is a bit forward, i said maybe vouchers an then people may give you cash. or do what i seen on recent wedding invitation, no boxed gifts!

When we got married 6 yrs ago i felt so cheeky doing a wedding list so just asked for argos vouchers, classy aint it! but practical, we managed to buy our first bed with em all!  rubschin:

Sweet ~ practically newly weds ~ I hadn't realised. No wonder you still like marriage then.

My first marriage in 1963 ~ no guests, two witnesses who bought us a meal in a local chinese as their present (That was the reception) no cake, no gifts, no photos, nothing.
Second marriage in 1988 ~ 20 guests (all family), FiL paid for lunch in local hotel (We had booked it, paid deposit etc and expected to pay for the lunch) When I went to settle to bill afterwards reception told me FiL had paid for it  eeek: .... No present list. No requests made. Left it up to people to do what they wanted about it.

Newly weds erm.....still been through a lot of ups and downs i tell you!

I was married b4 for nearly 19 yrs! but this one is all child free so much more enjoyable, and stress free(ish)!  cloud9:



We have both trodden the matrimonial path before. I had two children with first wife. Mrs S#2 had none from hers.
We had no intention of having children and that was the situation when, 5 years after we married, whilst seeking help from local gynaecologist for "wimmins trouble" Mrs S#2 was told that she could not have children. So we threw away all the contraceptives and the rest is history  ::) We looked upon the first as a happy accident, then five years later another one came along and we thought "What the f*ck is going on?" confused: and then number 3 appeared under the gooseberry bush and we couldn't really send him back.  eeek:
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Re: Wedding Lists
« Reply #17 on: July 28, 2008, 02:31:43 PM »
I Must admit it gets beyond a joke, my sis went to a posh wedding of a workmate of her hubby, and there was nothing under £100 on list either, so she them £ 50 quid in vouchers, sod that, i would have give em 20 an like it, thats what i give to friends etc, familys maybe about £50 thats all i can afford so tough!  My daughter is getting a wedding dress out of me so she getting no prez! They are going to ask people for cash which i do think is a bit forward, i said maybe vouchers an then people may give you cash. or do what i seen on recent wedding invitation, no boxed gifts!

When we got married 6 yrs ago i felt so cheeky doing a wedding list so just asked for argos vouchers, classy aint it! but practical, we managed to buy our first bed with em all!  rubschin:

Sweet ~ practically newly weds ~ I hadn't realised. No wonder you still like marriage then.

My first marriage in 1963 ~ no guests, two witnesses who bought us a meal in a local chinese as their present (That was the reception) no cake, no gifts, no photos, nothing.
Second marriage in 1988 ~ 20 guests (all family), FiL paid for lunch in local hotel (We had booked it, paid deposit etc and expected to pay for the lunch) When I went to settle to bill afterwards reception told me FiL had paid for it  eeek: .... No present list. No requests made. Left it up to people to do what they wanted about it.

Newly weds erm.....still been through a lot of ups and downs i tell you!

I was married b4 for nearly 19 yrs! but this one is all child free so much more enjoyable, and stress free(ish)!  cloud9:



We have both trodden the matrimonial path before. I had two children with first wife. Mrs S#2 had none from hers.
We had no intention of having children and that was the situation when, 5 years after we married, whilst seeking help from local gynaecologist for "wimmins trouble" Mrs S#2 was told that she could not have children. So we threw away all the contraceptives and the rest is history  ::) We looked upon the first as a happy accident, then five years later another one came along and we thought "What the f*ck is going on?" confused: and then number 3 appeared under the gooseberry bush and we couldn't really send him back.  eeek:

Yep i do remember you telling me your tale... why dident you put knot in it after the 1st miracle happened...LOL
My bro is 52 an got a 8 yr old an people ask him if he the grandad!!! well for me i glad been there done that, just grandkiddies next, well a good few yrs i hope... scared2:
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Re: Wedding Lists
« Reply #18 on: July 28, 2008, 04:34:35 PM »
I'm clearly repeating myself ~ a sure sing of either (i) Old age on my part or (ii) lack of stimulating posts/conversation from others.
I know which one I think it is  evil:
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Re: Wedding Lists
« Reply #19 on: July 28, 2008, 07:17:43 PM »
I'm clearly repeating myself ~ a sure sing of either (i) Old age on my part or (ii) lack of stimulating posts/conversation from others.
I know which one I think it is  evil:


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Re: Wedding Lists
« Reply #20 on: July 29, 2008, 04:55:20 AM »
I'm clearly repeating myself ~ a sure sing of either (i) Old age on my part or (ii) lack of stimulating posts/conversation from others.
I know which one I think it is  evil:
A sing?  rubschin:

I know which one I think it is too!  point:
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Re: Wedding Lists
« Reply #21 on: July 29, 2008, 09:44:52 AM »
Feck Orf ................. Mr Bloody Perfect, I never make a typo, Barsteward. evil:
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Re: Wedding Lists
« Reply #22 on: July 29, 2008, 09:53:06 AM »
Feck Orf ................. Mr Bloody Perfect, I never make a typo, Barsteward. evil:
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Re: Wedding Lists
« Reply #23 on: July 29, 2008, 12:30:40 PM »
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Re: Wedding Lists
« Reply #24 on: July 30, 2008, 01:20:53 PM »
I'm clearly repeating myself ~ a sure sing of either (i) Old age on my part or (ii) lack of stimulating posts/conversation from others.
I know which one I think it is  evil:



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Re: Wedding Lists
« Reply #25 on: July 30, 2008, 01:26:04 PM »
You can piss orf too.  evil:
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