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Church Brides

BrideC Posted:

Church Brides

So me and my FH are meeting with the priest in two weeks for the first time.

I am nervous about what questions he is going to ask us. Both FH and I grew up Catholic but FH turned Atheist and I am afraid the priest will turn us down!

I was always involved in my church as a child (alter girl, choir, volunteer work, etc.) but as I grew into an adolescent I stopped going to church(But still believe in the religion)

My question to you guys is what kind of questions is he going to ask us? And do you think he will turn us down?
Bee12 Posted:

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i dont think they will turn you down ( im just guessing.. you will find out the day of)

but BrideC, you know what ......if they do, you shouldnt be getting married there in the first place...

i would never what to get married by someone who is looking down at me esp on our big day...

*Cece*
BrideC Posted:

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Halo you're the best!! Always giving such good advice. So happy to have liweddings!!!!!!

Bee12 Posted:

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Bee12 Posted:

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Posted by BrideC

So happy to have liweddings!!!!!!



ITA!! all you ladies rock!!

BrideToBe2011 Posted:

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Honestly our priest was sooo laid back he just asked how we met and basically chatted with us just like any other person would- lol
Bee12 Posted:

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Posted by BrideToBe2011

Honestly our priest was sooo laid back he just asked how we met and basically chatted with us just like any other person would- lol



thats great,BrideToBe2011! some of them out there are tough cookies
dianeb888 Posted:

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Posted by BrideToBe2011

Honestly our priest was sooo laid back he just asked how we met and basically chatted with us just like any other person would- lol



ITA, it depends on the priest, but if its something that's really important to you, you may want to leave out the fact the FH changed religions.
tmcnair414 Posted:

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I am not Catholic and I am getting married in a Catholic church. So I don't think you should have a problem, but every church is different.

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