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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can you do Polish dishes at a cocktail hour and then Chinese at the main meal? Two receptions sound exhausting and expensive. I think you need to find a way to make one work. You are starting a new family with your new husband and someday maybe children. Now is the time to set boundaries with both sets of parents. Also, even if your cultural tradition is for the in laws to give gifts to the bride, your in laws are not from that culture and should not be expected to conform to that tradition. As you find ways to meld your two cultures, you should concentrate on ways that honor AND welcome both sides/families. [/quote] That was what I asked BF, but we have not found any hotels that allows this locally. Still looking though so I have hope.[/quote]
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