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Topic: Question of wedding planning etiquette (Read 6704 times)
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Yegolev
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My only suggestion is to have your wedding first so you get all the good gifts.
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Triforcer
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I'm learning lots about Japanese weddings. My fiance wants a western wedding in Japan- her exact words were "a white dress, no uncomfortable kimono." Weddings here have three parts if you want them- ceremony (hire a white guy to play a pastor- some white guys really make a living doing that here), inner party (very close friends and family only), and 2nd reception for other friends. She only wants the inner party, which given I have almost nobody coming would be 40 people or less. And its only a two hour thing. Downside is its still ungodly expensive- the Japanese really get soaked on weddings and funeral costs. Upside is that each of the 40 or so people give cash- the amount is directly indicated on the invitation- at least $300 and optionally $400 or $500 if the attendee is wealthy. 2nd party attendees, if we have one, give only $100. I've been to a wedding here- there's literally a guy at the front that takes your money before letting you in 
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Jherad
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Wow. I think I ought to suggest that to my fiance. If nothing else, it should ensure a small ceremony 
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Mosesandstick
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I thought in Western cultures it was customary to give the happy couple a gift, as a token of appreciation for all the pain and time spent in organising the wedding. Asians are much more practical! Weddings cost money, give money!
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MahrinSkel
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Actually, the gift is theoretically intended to get them all the stuff they need to start a new household (in a western wedding). Hence the wedding registries, so they don't get 16 melon ballers and 8 garlic presses. Do you know I've owned 4 garlic presses, and never actually used one to press garlic (I don't like chunky garlic, I use garlic powder for flavor but actual chunks of garlic are like little chunks of barbed steel in my stomach, and the smell comes out in your sweat).
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rattran
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I always give a chrome 2-slot toaster as a wedding present. Then if the bride or groom get upset, don't give the check that goes along with it.
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Abagadro
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People should always go for the Goodfellas Bag O' Money type wedding.
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Yegolev
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I've been to a wedding here- there's literally a guy at the front that takes your money before letting you in  I support this, completely.
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Why am I homeless? Why do all you motherfuckers need homes is the real question. They called it The Prayer, its answer was law Mommy come back 'cause the water's all gone
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