If you had a no-kids wedding...
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Anonymous
| Wow, the OP is a sanctimonious pain in the ass. That is all. |
Anonymous
| nope and all the parents who had little ones at the time have said over and over how nice it was not having to deal with their kid at a wedding |
Anonymous
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FBFNFTM, it's nice to see you're back.
For those who don't get the reference, she used to have a screen name. http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/listByUser/8834.page Your English is improving, nanny! |
Anonymous
15:43 here. Maybe you saw your wedding as joining two families but I didn't see mine that way. I saw it (and so does the government and church) as joining my husband and I together. It was all about celebrating our joining, not our respective familes. We also didn't invite my mentallly ill brother who would have created a spectacle. DH was especially glad not to have two of his nephews there. My South American ILs applauded our choice not to have kids there, especially those two nephews. |
Anonymous
| Now that I have kids I wonder why anyone in their right mind would want to bring their kids to an evening reception. I know that I wouldn't. |
Anonymous
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I always think about it this way...... If i were to just throw a night time party.....where I am going to pay for drinks, dinner, and/dancing for friends ...they would want to leave their kids at home .... So why not leave them at home for a wedding too?
No kids....there are some reasons to have a grown up event. And that is OK. To each his own.... |
Anonymous
This. I just took my son to a wedding this past weekend and my husband and I agreed that weddings are much more fun solo. Weddings are a great excuse for a parents night out! |
Anonymous
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No problem with no kid weddings.
Sorry, Op, but you're on your own this time. |