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Hey , I'm so sorry you r going thru this. Not seeing you on mother's day bc mother in law more important. Nonsense . Sounds like the gf is a chip off old block of mom. Sounds like sons gf is a well....brat. idk best advice other than talk to your soon about how you'd like to be with him more , or make plans to take walks, lunches , etc things that don't break the bank. Invite son and gf or if gf doesn't come just son. Start to do all you can to make effort to be with son away from this so he can make sure it's what he wants . You are his mother , you deserve to be held high

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Reception Program

khines18

September 2011 in Wedding Reception Forum

I recently went to a wedding reception that seemed to have NO flow to it at all. The bridal couple was nearly an hour and a half late and the food wasn't served until after they did their first dance and father/daughter dance.

I believe I have an idea as to how the reception should be planned, but I want to be sure that I keep my guests happy and unhungry. Afterall, I view the reception as a thank you to my guests for attending and supporting us in our marriage.

What are the best ways to schedule the reception events?

TIA!

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