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This is what's wrong!

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edited October 2014 in Chit Chat
http://www.brides.com/blogs/aisle-say/2014/10/sarah-knight-giuliana-rancic-wedding-guest-list-tips.html -----------------------------------------------------------------------How to cut 100 people from your invite list? Be a crappy person and use "No Ring, No Bring!" Why?!?!?!
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  • beetherybeethery member
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    Sarah is dumb and I do not like Giuliana Rancic so they're like two peas in a shitty little pod!
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  • novella1186novella1186 member
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    um.... "Unless the person is married or engaged, they're flying solo. Besides, maybe the wedding will start a new love connection!" 

    So if they have an SO of 5 years, the SO can't come and the bright side is maybe they'll find a new SO at the wedding? What a dumb bitch. 

    I'm sorry, that stupid post just made me so mad. Not only because she's a rude moron, but because her writing is TERRIBLE, boring, and she seems to have an extremely limited vocabulary. And people are trusting her for wedding advice? Puke. 
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  • Simky906Simky906 member
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    This drives me nuts! Why does a ring magically make your relationship more important? And I will never understand why it okay to disrespect other people's relationships when you're spending the day celebrating your relationship.

    To use one example, what if my sister had used that rule? She sent out wedding invites about 8 weeks before her wedding and DH and I got engaged about 4 weeks later. If she'd followed that silly rule I wouldn't have been able to bring him, regardless of the fact that we'd been together nearly five years.

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  • novella1186novella1186 member
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    What about gay couples who aren't even legally allowed to get married in some states? The law says they can't wear rings, so their love isn't valid enough for them to  be invited together to a wedding? Fuck. That. 
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  • levioosalevioosa member
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    Ugh.  It bugs me that it was the "perfect venue" if they couldn't fit everyone they wanted there.  Then duh, it's not your "perfect venue."

    And the no ring, no bring rule is quickly becoming one of my most hated faux pas.  


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  • SBminiSBmini member
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    I'm appalled that someone would go around blabbing about how they cut a third of their guest list. We all cut people off our list for what ever reason- but it is so tacky to go around bragging about it! Hey- there's 100 people in my life who aren't important enough to come to my wedding! Look how special I am.

    You aren't special honey, you are tacky. 
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    levioosa said:
    Ugh.  It bugs me that it was the "perfect venue" if they couldn't fit everyone they wanted there.  Then duh, it's not your "perfect venue."

    And the no ring, no bring rule is quickly becoming one of my most hated faux pas.  
    It has the added strike against it of being a rhyme. Because rhyming makes it nicer, dontchaknow.
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  • novella1186novella1186 member
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    Not gonna lie, the bitch in me really wants to send a link to this thread to Miss Princess. 
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  • pinkcow13pinkcow13 member
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    "Unless the person is married or engaged, they're flying solo. Besides, maybe the wedding will start a new love connection!"

    I was with FI for 11 years before we got engaged. I'd rather not attend her shitshow of a wedding than go alone with the hopes that I will "start a new love connection!" Stupid idiot.

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  • theartistformerlyknownastheartistformerlyknownas member
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    pinkcow13 said:
    "Unless the person is married or engaged, they're flying solo. Besides, maybe the wedding will start a new love connection!"

    I was with FI for 11 years before we got engaged. I'd rather not attend her shitshow of a wedding than go alone with the hopes that I will "start a new love connection!" Stupid idiot.

    I thought the same thing. My grandma was with her boyfriend for 15+ years before the Alzheimers really set in... never got married, never officially lived together. Pretty sure she wouldn't be starting a new love connection, even though she had "no ring."
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  • raissyraisraissyrais member
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    That's a zero class act. Wasn't there a post not too long ago about a FMIL who said the exact same thing to the bride?! That's nasty.
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  • princessofgenoviaprincessofgenovia member
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    I hope her and her now FI never attended a single wedding together before they were engaged. 
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    lolo883 said:
    levioosa said:
    Ugh.  It bugs me that it was the "perfect venue" if they couldn't fit everyone they wanted there.  Then duh, it's not your "perfect venue."

    And the no ring, no bring rule is quickly becoming one of my most hated faux pas.  
    It has the added strike against it of being a rhyme. Because rhyming makes it nicer, dontchaknow.
    If a bride states this on an invitation using some kind of poem, that surely would make it polite, right?  Because if it's in a poem, it can't be rude.

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