[ SECRET POST #3816 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3816 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Trends you don't understand

[diet_poison]

haha I guess I'm alone in this but I love big weddings. But then I'm very extroverted, and there are so many people I want to celebrate that day with.

It doesn't have to be *glamorous*, mind. I'm all about being frugal where possible, and it's more important to me to have people I love there than to have a ridiculously pricey wedding dress or whatever. THAT shit I don't understand.

Re: Trends you don't understand

[(Anonymous)]

Unfortunately, when a wedding get big, it gets less intimate that way. 99.99% of the people you're supposedly celebrating the day with will get to speak to you for two minutes, tops. I've been to quite a few big weddings and while I was happy for the bride and groom, it felt really impersonal because there simply isn't enough time to hang out with everyone once your numbers reach 100+.

Re: Trends you don't understand

[diet_poison]

I guess I don't feel like weddings have to be intimate or personal for all the guests. It's a big community celebration, and you can feel like you're celebrating the couple's happiness without spending the whole night with them. I have really enjoyed weddings I've been to where I haven't spent a lot of time interacting with the couple in question and been happy to be part of the celebration.