Advice for my wedding
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£150 all in (and a day off of work): http://www.barnet.gov.uk/info/930216/charges_for_registration_ceremonies_and_nationality/606/charges_for_registration_ceremonies_and_nationalityrubertoe wrote:She knows i'll marry her tomorrow, I just dont want to pay for a wedding that is all (i'm tight).
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mroli wrote:
£150 all in (and a day off of work): http://www.barnet.gov.uk/info/930216/charges_for_registration_ceremonies_and_nationality/606/charges_for_registration_ceremonies_and_nationalityrubertoe wrote:She knows i'll marry her tomorrow, I just dont want to pay for a wedding that is all (i'm tight).
No excuses!
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BigMonka wrote:I like the idea of song lyrics, specially if its a song which means something to you both.
I liked the idea of a song that referenced the bride.
Didn't work out too well with my first wife Patricia....
.... or the second Roxanne..
... it's early days but I'm more hopeful with the current GF, Lola....Nobody told me we had a communication problem0 -
I'm Mormon and into polygamy, so I think i'd go for Beautiful South's Song for Whoever.
Jennifer, Alison, Philippa, Sue....
I also think that U2's Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For would be a racking first dance tune.0 -
rubertoe wrote:rjsterry wrote:rubertoe wrote:clarkey cat wrote:You can't really beat Corinthians 13.
My Girlfreind of 11 years and the mother of my children (its the same person before you ask) has done this as a reading at two weddings.
I'll marry her one day I swear (or at least i'll ask).
Hmmmm, if you want the answer to be "yes", it's probably best to at least pretend that you want to, rather than it being something you've been meaning to get round to, along with clearing out the garage
She knows i'll marry her tomorrow, I just dont want to pay for a wedding that is all (i'm tight).
A wedding should be a reflection of who you are, not how much you spend.0 -
mroli wrote:
£150 all in (and a day off of work): http://www.barnet.gov.uk/info/930216/charges_for_registration_ceremonies_and_nationality/606/charges_for_registration_ceremonies_and_nationalityrubertoe wrote:She knows i'll marry her tomorrow, I just dont want to pay for a wedding that is all (i'm tight).
No excuses!
I'm closing my account.... and moving....."If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got."
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B-Twin Alur 700 = Sundays and Hills0 -
Monkeypump wrote:rubertoe wrote:rjsterry wrote:rubertoe wrote:clarkey cat wrote:You can't really beat Corinthians 13.
My Girlfreind of 11 years and the mother of my children (its the same person before you ask) has done this as a reading at two weddings.
I'll marry her one day I swear (or at least i'll ask).
Hmmmm, if you want the answer to be "yes", it's probably best to at least pretend that you want to, rather than it being something you've been meaning to get round to, along with clearing out the garage
She knows i'll marry her tomorrow, I just dont want to pay for a wedding that is all (i'm tight).
A wedding should be a reflection of who you are, not how much you spend.
I get all that and i'd happily elope tomorrow and get wed and i have suggested it many a time along with a pop down to the registry office with just her parents and a few freinds. Try telling her that though, its not me who wants the big white wedding and has to keep up with the jonses.
Basically it is all her fault that we currently live in sin and have a ****ard children."If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got."
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B-Twin Alur 700 = Sundays and Hills0 -
Greg66 Tri v2.0 wrote:Now you will feel no rain,
For each of you will be shelter for the other,
Now you will feel no cold,
For each of you will be warmth to the other,
.....mroli wrote:£150 all in (and a day off of work): http://www.barnet.gov.uk/info/930216/charges_for_registration_ceremonies_and_nationality/606/charges_for_registration_ceremonies_and_nationality
Rapha Rain Jacket £200
Either way you stay warm and dry, but getting married saves you £50.
Those Rapha jackets are nice though.....Nobody told me we had a communication problem0 -
rubertoe wrote:Basically what I am learning today is that people who ride bikes are genuinely (for the most part) thoroughly nice people.
Although I knew that already
Or in other words:
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