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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We happily paid for three weddings for our three daughters, which ranged in cost from around $40k to $100k depending on what they wanted.  We didn’t ask or expect the grooms’ families to pay for anything, but accepted whatever they offered to contribute.  While none actually contribute to the wedding costs themselves, they did things like hood very, very nice rehearsal dinners - one probably cost as much as many weddings! - gave the newlyweds large cash gifts, etc.

All of the brides were in their mid to late 20s on their wedding days. [/quote]

How many of the divorces are you willing to pay for?[/quote]

Wow are you bitter.

All three are quite happily married to this day.  Sorry to disappoint.  [/quote]

I'm not disappointed, just realistic. There's plenty of time, wait and see.[/quote]

So jealous.  So bitter.  So childish. [/quote]

You are so delusional to think they will all be married until they die.[/quote]

I guess we’ll see, won’t we.  But here’s the thing:  even if it happens, we still won’t regret paying for their wedding.  [/quote]

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