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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The funniest part is that everyone's weddings all blend together years later.  I can't remember almost anything from anyone's wedding.  Spending $10k vs $100k made almost zero lasting memories. Like honestly, I can't remember what I ate at your wedding 12 years ago, so why did you even bother splurging on the food?

Such a colossal waste of money.[/quote]

Not 100 percent true. The middle weddings blend together. But I say the three or four garbage weddings I been to even 20-40 years later still come up alot how bad they were.

The three or four great weddings even on my death bed I will remember.

My favorite a 500 person mega wedding over the top my girlfriend at time shared a bathroom with company down the hall and was a girl she run into at mirror and they chat and they knew each other. She invited her and I went as date. She knew nothing of girl really other than that chatted while fixing hair or make up in bathroom.

Well it was wildest most over top wedding ever. Each table had personal waiters assigned and money no object. They literally were told whatever we want go get For fun I joked I like you to wash out that vase on table, fill it with Jagermeister and bring out long straws for table and they did it.

Anyhow during wedding, Brides Dad rolled out a Cake in the shape of a brand new  Mercedes Convertible (he also paid for wedding) and gave it to new son in law and said I am giving you the Cake as it is in the shape of car I am gifting you and handed him keys to brand new Mercedes SL Convertible.

Father of Groom said well here is my gift to couple, rolled out a cake in shape of a Mansion and gave the key to Bride and said here is my cake in shape of Mansion I bought for you.

I was like WTF even back then that was a two million dollar home and maybe a 75k car plus that wedding had to be at least $200,000. That was 1990. The mansion was waterfront too. Of course I will never forget. Just like I wont forget that horrible wedding in backyard on a 95 degree day where hardly any food served and mother of groom had heatstroke and yard got wet night before and the women were falling over as high heels stuck in mud. And no open bar.             [/quote]

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