I'm having my ceremony at my RH...and I know they provide the wedding arch in the front for the ceremony. Did anyone opt NOT to use one?
Rejjie
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I probably won't. I'm not sure, but we're doing it right on the water, so why block the view? I'll be curious to hear what others say.
DeannaNDave07
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im getting married at the RH also... we arent doing it.. the cereomony is so short, i dont need it
Future Mulligan
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im getting married at JT and i havent seen that many pictures of wedding ceremonies there.....and im really not feeling the arch type of thing that they have, or the columns that they line the aisle with......its just not my style....i have no idea what i am going to do! i am hoping that i will like something that one of the other 08 JT brides does with the room - since im one of the last JT brides I'll get to see what everyone else did lol
jenlen
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Posted by Future Mulligan
im getting married at JT and i havent seen that many pictures of wedding ceremonies there.....and im really not feeling the arch type of thing that they have, or the columns that they line the aisle with......its just not my style....i have no idea what i am going to do! i am hoping that i will like something that one of the other 08 JT brides does with the room - since im one of the last JT brides I'll get to see what everyone else did lol
Same here with my RH...i'm okay with the columns...but I feel like the arch they provide is HUGE. i'm thinking about having nothing since WM has those french doors. We'll just simply be frames by the a set of doors instead...
lookitscassie
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my RH doesnt have an arch..atleast it didnt when i looked.
jaiese
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I didn't like the arch my RH offers, so my wonderful florist is making us tall baskets to put on either side of the spot where we'll stand for the ceremony.