warning:*wedding-centric post*

[crushed_violet]

Today I got the day off from work spontaneously, as is prone to happen when sales are slow. I found myself using the morning as catch-up time, which included indulging in some wedding related reading. Throughout years, I cared little about etiquette in general. I see myself as being savvy enough not to need a set of "rules" to avoid offending

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[socraticlaughtr]

I want to bring a "date" and she's hot and a tall blond too.
Is That Alright with Miss manners?

(she needs to know the When part like me so we can get the time off.)

[crushed_violet]

LOL! yes of course! I'll let you know when as soon as I do! love ya!

[fangsnclaws]

I've never heard of such nonsense! I can understand in the past when weddings were something people were around more often, but these days that's not the norm. Until my best friend's wedding a few months ago, I hadn't been to a wedding in 7 years and I've probably only been to 3 or 4 in my whole life. I've been to lots of quinceneras, but only a few weddings.

[crushed_violet]

Yeah people get crazy with weddings so there's all this conflicting information out there. I haven't been to that many wedding either; I've been to 1 hand-fasting and with traditional-flavored weddings I think maybe 3 as a kid growing up,(1=my oldest brother, 2=people my mom knew from church.) 1 as a teen (my other brother's first wedding) and 4 as an adult.(the above mentioned brother's 2nd wedding, a co-worker whom I made a cake for, and 2=good friends.) So yeah 9 in a lifetime, the majority being cheaply done church weddings, and other than the last one I attended in 2006 they were all attended over 10years ago. Fuck all if I can remember the invitations or much else. (well with a few exceptions; my brother's 2nd wedding was pretty intimate and the ceremony was unique. I also had a friend who had a renaissance wedding at a beautiful english manor with a hedge maze that was fantastic