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⌈ Secret Post #3272 ⌋

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Re: Marriage question

[tabaqui]

Well, after being together so long and living together and all, getting married at this point won't hardly change anything, so i'm not surprised....? It's not uncommon. And to answer your question....

No. I really didn't feel any different, and in hindsight, wished we'd gone for a lot simpler wedding and whatnot (I mean, it probably cost 3000 bucks total or something, but it was in a church, there was a reception there.... I wish we'd have got married at my parent's house out in the country, in summer, and then everybody could have just ate bbq and gone swimming.)

My only advice - take ANY and ALL pictures that you possibly can BEFORE ANY CEREMONY HAPPENS. Because immediately afterward, you're going to want to be with your new spouse, and enjoy your family and friends; eat, relax, laugh, dance, whatever. Not run off and pose in boring photos while your guests get bored and want to go home.

Re: Marriage question

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed about the photos. We did them before the ceremony and it was so much better. It also gave my husband a chance to get over his stage fright before the ceremony.

Re: Marriage question

[tabaqui]

Hee! That's a good thing.