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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My family pressured me to have a kid-free wedding and Im' so glad I didn't listen. Having my spouses multitude of nieces and nephews there made it so much more fun. Truly, it was such a celebration to see 5 year olds all the way up to 90 year olds dancing on the floor. You just need a good DJ. This "adult" night that people want doesn't exist, because if you are young enough that you're not inviting kids (read: you get married in your 20s), then it's just a stupid frat party anyway. Your friends don't care about your "magical" day, they just want to get dolled up and get drunk for free and hook up with someone. Children are people. If you don't want a baby crying during yoru ceremony (which last like 10 minutes nowadays anyway), have a room off to the side with a sitter or make it easy for people to step out. Life isn't on some script. Kids cry, people fart, sirens go down the street, that is what your marriage will be like. Life is bumpy and you shoudl just enjoy the company of your family. The day is truly about all of you and the community you're trying ot build in support of your new family you're making. [/quote] Been married over thirty years and calling complete bullsh$t on this post. And I’ll be sure to demand my church builds an addition for you. GTFOH.[/quote] DP. It doesn't sound like BS to me. I've been married 12 years. This is how most weddings I have been to go down. People of all ages dancing, the old and the young leave early, and the friends of the bride and groom party all night. Also, most churches have cry rooms, Sunday school rooms, or gathering halls. Your church that has no additional rooms is kind of an anomaly. [/quote]
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