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[quote=Anonymous]My parents live in a 7M Potomac home with a 30M net worth and they wanted to throw a 400K wedding for their son (me) and my former fiance at the time. It was all about them showing off their wealth and my former fiance jumped at the opportunity. I am glad that I called off the wedding and broke up with my fiance because I wanted no part of it. I met someone else the following year and we had the wedding at the courthouse, just the two of us and my sister. My wife was, and still is, my sister BFF at the time I met her. I brought my wife to meet my parents and told them that we were already married so there would not be any wedding. My mother was not too happy with that but I told my mother that I did not want a big lavish wedding with my parents money. I said to my mother that she should give that money to the Red Cross. I would not want to marry any woman who wants a big lavish wedding.[/quote]
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