Wedding Supper...open to all but only immediate family is paid for - any ideas?

Re: Wedding Supper...open to all but only immediate family is paid for - any ideas?

• Kahlyla member

  

  February 2015

  ashley8918 said:

  
  
  POP.

  Absofuckinglutely.
  

  

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• JennyColada member

  

  March 2015

  You guys are all such snobs for using (or not using) supper (or dinner).

  
  

  But god forbid your tattoos are showing while you eat. Because in that case you are totally worthy of my judgement. Only trash eats a meal with purple highlights.

  
  

  I'm so sensitive and non-snobby!

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• manateehugger member

  

  March 2015

  I'm born and raised in MO and have never used to word supper to refer to dinner - it's dinner dammit. I must be snob, of Missouri type.

  

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• Lizzieyounce member

  

  March 2015

  Kahlyla said:

  ashley8918 said:

  
  
  POP.

  Absofuckinglutely.
  

  Soft drink.
  

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• mikenberger member

  

  March 2015

  CMGragain said:

  Actually, I speak several European languages, and have studied Latin, so linguistics is an interest if mine.  I am a girl from rural Iowa with lots of farmer relatives.
  
  Gee, I forgot that it was Friday, and it's time to pile on CMGr. (Yawn.)
  

  I'm a girl from rural Iowa with farmer relatives.

  
  

  Don't drag me into your snobby filth pile. FWIW: My Grandma called the noon meal supper and the evening meal dinner. 

  
  

  Either way, that lady could cook. And I'd eat it no matter what it was called.

  
  

  Pour one out for my homey long gone.

  
  

  
  

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• flbride2015 member

  

  March 2015

  dallasbetch said:

  For anyone else that didn't get the Jashley reference:

  http://forums.theknot.com/discussion/987083/wtf-happened-in-the-not-invited-to-a-friends-wedding-at-a-park-thread/p1
  

  
  

  The original thread was deleted, but this is a thread that recaps the crazy.

  
  Seems like Jashley ws real? http://boards.weddingbee.com/topic/regarding-the-chick-wanting-to-crash-the-wedding-in-a-park/

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• zitiqueen member

  

  March 2015

  redoryx said:

  Knottie9057188 said:

  
  

  
  

  something about the "well wishes only" rubs me the wrong way as well. If you think anyone would *not* wish you well on your marriage, why are you extending an invitation?

  I can think of a reason or two why OP might specify this if this is the way she treats people.

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• drunkenwitch member

  

  March 2015 edited March 2015

  This entire thread and no one mentioned second breakfast or elevensies? I am disappointed.

  

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• theartistformerlyknownas member

  

  March 2015

  flbride2015 said:

  dallasbetch said:

  For anyone else that didn't get the Jashley reference:

  http://forums.theknot.com/discussion/987083/wtf-happened-in-the-not-invited-to-a-friends-wedding-at-a-park-thread/p1
  

  
  

  The original thread was deleted, but this is a thread that recaps the crazy.

  
  Seems like Jashley ws real? http://boards.weddingbee.com/topic/regarding-the-chick-wanting-to-crash-the-wedding-in-a-park/

  Yes, Jashley was/is real.

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