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when my niece got married in the middle of august outside in the 105* heat. i saw butter melted in front of my eyes during the reception. now,imagine poor DF with a suit and tie in the 105* heat.
That''s just too weird. Why even invite that many people?Date: 6/8/2009 2:42:21 PM
Author: TravelingGal
The C list was held at a Chinese restaurant about 10 miles away from the wedding reception site.
That is hands down the weidest wedding segregation I have ever heard. I can''t believe you actually went to the Chinese restaurant. I think I would have been ticked enough to go home!Date: 6/8/2009 2:45:26 PM
Author: Starset Princess
That''s just too weird. Why even invite that many people?Date: 6/8/2009 2:42:21 PM
Author: TravelingGal
The C list was held at a Chinese restaurant about 10 miles away from the wedding reception site.
It was probably over 12 years ago....Korean church weddings, gotta love them. Oh, and it was DRY.Date: 6/8/2009 2:51:39 PM
Author: April20
That is hands down the weidest wedding segregation I have ever heard. I can''t believe you actually went to the Chinese restaurant. I think I would have been ticked enough to go home!Date: 6/8/2009 2:45:26 PM
Author: Starset Princess
That''s just too weird. Why even invite that many people?Date: 6/8/2009 2:42:21 PM
Author: TravelingGal
The C list was held at a Chinese restaurant about 10 miles away from the wedding reception site.
Date: 6/8/2009 2:42:21 PM
Author: TravelingGal
I''m pretty easy going when it comes to wedding and not that offended if there is a breach of ''etiquette.''
But I did go to one wedding (I think I''ve mentioned it here before) where it was a ''church'' wedding (meaning they were guilted into inviting the whole church). They obviously didn''t want to invite everyone and didn''t have the room. There was an ''A-list'' as well as a B and C list for guests. The A list were in the nice hotel reception with them. The B list were seated in tables out in the hallway. The C list (which was where I was since I didn''t know them all that well) was held at a Chinese restaurant about 10 miles away from the wedding reception site.
That alone wasn''t all that bad...after all, they were feeding us and we weren''t close friends. But at the end, when we got up to leave, the restaurant staff freaked out and asked us who was paying the bill? Apparently that was not taken care of in advance and we had to hunt down the groom''s sister by calling her and asking her if she could assure the restaurant staff they would get paid.
Date: 6/8/2009 3:40:22 PM
Author: swimmer
I was a bridesmaid and this was when I was just out of college. The preacher asked the wedding party during the rehearsal if we were all saved. I was just going to smile and not engage him, but a friend who is very fiesty and an atheist, explained her status and that I am Jewish. So the next morning we were asked to come to Jesus during the wedding ceremony. The groom stopped the preacher after he harangued the two of us for being sinful and then went on to denounce alcohol, which flowed freely at the reception. The reception was really a great time, a total disconnect from the ceremony.
The worst reception was when the bride ditched my friend at the altar. He was standing up front and a bm walked up the aisle to whisper to him in front of us all that the bride was not coming. My friend asked his friends to come to the reception anyway since the food was paid for. I was relieved for him as she was not good to him or for him and in the long run it worked out for the best, but wow that was a moment.
I would have had to go buy a flask!!!Date: 6/8/2009 2:56:43 PM
Author: TravelingGal
It was probably over 12 years ago....Korean church weddings, gotta love them. Oh, and it was DRY.Date: 6/8/2009 2:51:39 PM
Author: April20
That is hands down the weidest wedding segregation I have ever heard. I can''t believe you actually went to the Chinese restaurant. I think I would have been ticked enough to go home!Date: 6/8/2009 2:45:26 PM
Author: Starset Princess
That''s just too weird. Why even invite that many people?Date: 6/8/2009 2:42:21 PM
Author: TravelingGal
The C list was held at a Chinese restaurant about 10 miles away from the wedding reception site.
This is so, so wrong.Date: 6/8/2009 4:52:40 PM
Author: Gypsy
I like weddings. So this wasn''t ''bad'' it was just that there was one strange episode. The father of the groom (who I can only imagine has some health issues) decided to strip on the dance floor toward the end of the (open bar) reception. Took his pants right off before anyone knew what was happening. There was a black light. His underwear was white. He was around 70. the underwear glowed and everything else jiggled as he shook his groove thing. And then his sons hustled him into the restroom. Never seen anything like that before in my life. Never want to again.
Eeeeeeek!Date: 6/8/2009 4:52:40 PM
Author: Gypsy
I like weddings. So this wasn''t ''bad'' it was just that there was one strange episode. The father of the groom (who I can only imagine has some health issues) decided to strip on the dance floor toward the end of the (open bar) reception. Took his pants right off before anyone knew what was happening. There was a black light. His underwear was white. He was around 70. The underwear glowed and everything else jiggled as he shook his groove thing. And then his sons hustled him into the restroom. Never seen anything like that before in my life. Never want to again.