Originally posted by SallyAnne
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Wedding!!!
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Thanks. Nah it's not that bad, but as a bloke u think, ring, dress, venue, booze sorted. But there are all sorts of 'hidden' costs such as food and honeymoon. -
Nice one SA!!!
Are we all invited?!
"Any reason why they shouldn't be joined in matrimony...." (hand over Churchill's muzzle)
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Originally posted by SallyAnneOf course!!!
I'll be expecting a virtual affair with Churchill throughout my married life!
I never thought of you as being "aspirationally challenged"Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Yeah, how could you have predicted that one.Originally posted by XTC..'hidden' costs such as food and honeymoon.Comment
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Congrats ! Me and the Mrs went for the cheaper best piss up option and it was a good decision. You'll be bricking it a lot more on the big day !Originally posted by SallyAnneNot that big really - we'd both fallen in love with a venue that would have cost about £25k, but we've talked ourselves out of that now.
Gone for a much more down to earth and funky place where we can ditch the traditional stuff and just get everyone p*ssed all day - should cost about £10k max.
Plus, as we're both contractors, we'll pay half each....everything always feels like half price!
I'm still bricking it though
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Sally, why are you really bricking it? Is it because you're not SURE????
If you have any doubts....
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Depends on whether you have the prolapse sorted.Originally posted by SallyAnneWe're booking on Saturday
Is it normal to sh*t your pants on the lead up to booking?
Yes it is, but it should be covered by a general feeling that is all is for the best in this the best possible of all worlds.Comment
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Congratulations pet.
I think you are confusing excited with cacking yourself. I am sure you can cope.I am not qualified to give the above advice!
The original point and click interface by
Smith and Wesson.
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Congrats, it normal to be a little wary
We fell in love with our venue, but they tried to force the traditional wedding on us, I subsequently cancelled and told them what I wanted.
They called me back the next day and bosh, everything was as I wanted it, and the guests had a geat time... although I can't remember too muchComment
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Congrats SA. Your guys a mackum as well isn't he? Or is he a barcode? I forget. I just got back from New York a couple of weeks ago. Had a great wedding.
Don't be frettng over it. It will be great day.Comment
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