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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We had an expensive small wedding - we spent basically the whole budget on the food and drink, venue, band. We had around 70 people but it was an actual outstanding meal with a competent chef and good wine. We didn’t have to do any of it but we wanted to have a really fun party with our closest friends.[b] I hope no one attended with all the negative Nelly “weddings are such a big waste of money” stuff. [/b] Getting together with your friends all in one place isn’t a waste of money. I’d do that before buying a nicer car or spending more on a kitchen upgrade. We only have a certain amount of time on earth and having the sort of experience we had is worth every penny. We paid for it ourselves, but could have asked for parental help. I’d gladly help pay for my kids to have a similar sized event. [b]I’d be less thrilled about a 300 person cattle call.[/b] [/quote] Oh, the irony![/quote]
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