Hey, uh, Felkels

Mrs.B6302007

No need to DD the thread.Your same question gets posted a lot and now you've deleted the answers that could help the next person who wants to know about inviting to the reception and not the ceremony.Not to mention, deleting our responses is disrespectful to us.Thanks a lot.

scoetto

There goes your quest for a blue ball, B.

Mrs.B6302007

I'll make up my 3 replies within my own thread.

Mrs.B6302007

No worries.

Mrs.B6302007

See how that works?  ;-)

lyndausvi

ugh... I hate when they do that. I was just about to suggest she just have a picnic or BBQ a few weeks after the wedding for their friends. Nothing fancy, food from Sam's club can be cheap. I know I would rather celebrate with my friends that way  better than a cake and punch reception after a ceremony I was not invited to.  

scoetto

Why, yes, Mrs B, you are genius. And I'm with Lynda.

sarah0725

That must have been one fast DD if it all happened while I was reading Dudley good morning thread. Weird, because usually it's all sleepy and smiley in here on Saturday mornings, definitely not DD time!

sarah0725

*Dudley'sApparently I'm not awake yet.

Mrs.B6302007

Felkels started some back pedaling and then DD

sarah0725

Was it about having a small ceremony and a big reception or something?

lyndausvi

small ceremony with dead grandma's friend's and inviting her friends to a cake and punch reception afterwards. Do not get me wrong.  I do not mind cake and punch receptions.  But I do think it's not the type of reception that you invite people who could not invite to  the ceremony.

Mrs.B6302007

yep but the backpedaling began when explain why they picked a particular chapel for the ceremonyher church was ugly and she didn't want to get married there

sarah0725

D'oh! FI and his mom have been trying to talk me into inviting more people to the reception than the ceremony, but that is not going to happen.

baby green bird

Hi Mrs. B. Long time no chat. How are you GF?