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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Wow, a lot of bridezillas on the run today, huh?

I had 3 weddings and all 3 were kid friendly. The one in the US was on a Suday morning, a private civil ceremony with a flower girl (I was not planning on it but she asked to be my flower girl when her mom mentioned I was getting married) and 15 kids for the brunch - all kids I Au Paired for and a hand full of our friend's kids.

Our wedding in Asia had over 750 guests so we estimate we had at least 100 kids. It was amazing! So much fun! The dance floor was packed for 4 hours!!!! Again, the ceremony was private so only 4 kids (our nephews) were present and when the baby started fussing mom took her outside.

Our last wedding was in South America. Children are expected and welcome. The church's nursery is at the parents disposition during the ceremony so they can watch it from there.

There's no need to get angry, folks... I had a friend coming to apologize for saying no kids on her wedding now that she has a child of her own. I told her that there's nothing to apologize and I was kinda happy to be able to find an "excuse" to leave DCs behind for some adult time.

I was just curious but seems like some of you, even after several years, are still very emotional about it. *tee hee*[/quote]

No bridezillas, sweetie, but when you use inflammatory words, like "let go of your ego, and the insanely stupid little tee hee at the end it really makes you seem immature and yes, like you may be fishing for a fight. And I'm glad you had the $ money to pay for 3 weddings for over 1000 people total, but many of us don't. :) 
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