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[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] You are very wealthy most are not. [/quote] And if you cannot afford it, you are not obligated to pay that much for a wedding. But if you can afford it, why wouldn't' you? [/quote] Maybe some of us don’t subscribe to the mindset that women are a burden and paying for the wedding as a way to thank the groom for taking the pesky daughter of our hands? [/quote]
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