For those of you who didn't have 'the perfect day'...what would make it seem better, after the fact?
suven
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For those of you who didn't have 'the perfect day'...what would make it seem better, after the fact?
I'm sure you know about my DH's cousin, our bridesmaid from hell.
I started to think about it some more, and I realized that even if she were to beg for forgiveness, it still won't undo all of the damage she did. Because of her, I look back on my wedding day with a lot of upset and negative feelings.
Although, if she did apologize to us, I would probably harbor a lot less anger.
And, my limo company could give me back the $175 that they charged for OT- because THEY wouldn't listen to my directions and got themselves lost.
And, my local florist could write me a check for $1,000 since he delivered crappy flowers and a crummy aisle runner (which my mother tripped on during our ceremony)
These are the things that would make me feel better...
Anyone else?
lilacwine
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Re: For those of you who didn't have 'the perfect day'...what would make it seem better, after the fact?
Money or relevant financial equivalents (i.e, restaurant gc, enlargements, etc.) and a sincere letter of apology.
No matter what they do, it's not going to turn back time so my room is set up properly, all the pictures we asked for are taken, etc.