not a big help bc i'm not getting married in the church but if i was i'd go with the full mass. HTH!
VCanizalez
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MASS Must be... if not, I will feel as if I did not get Married completely....
Jsquared
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I'm doing a full mass .. but I really don't want too. LOL
alicia6650
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just a ceremony.
But my sister had a full mass, and it was nice. Her husband had always been a eucharistic minister, so the groom got down off the altar and gave communion. It was really awesome.
And to be honest, my other sisters did just ceremony- and other then communion, when you are there, it doesn't seem like its much longer, and I don't think my other sisters weddings seemed like, half done or anything.
FutureJOC
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Full Mass
Corinne Ann
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ceremony bc they wont do mass on sunday
WeezyGirl2354
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Full mass - i dont even think our preist gave us the option lol it was just kind of assumed we were.
evita2781
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we're having a full mass - it's going to be LOOOOOOOONG!
cMm2011
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Full mass.....ifor me its really not worth to do just ceremony.
for the extra 15 minutes I would be making my mom, grandma and pretty much my whole family happy (and the priest who almost fainted when I said I wasnt sure yet).
So full mass it is!
ness83
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Just the ceremony because FH isn't Catholic & I wouldn't want the full mass anyway.
Danielle41209
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Ceremony....only a few people in my family are catholic. FH and his family are baptist
Jsquared
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Posted by WeezyGirl2354
Full mass - i dont even think our preist gave us the option lol it was just kind of assumed we were.
me too !
kedra5
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Still deciding on this - is there a big time difference?
DCgirl82
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Ceremony only because we only have like 40 mins our church was nice enough to make our time later in the day
DCgirl82
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Posted by kedra5
Still deciding on this - is there a big time difference?
Ceremony is like 30-40 mins Full Mass is usually like an hour or a little over
itbroi805
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Full mass.
SoonToBeMrsCali
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Full mass... I think why have it in the church if you are not having a full mass.. thats just my opinion.