Etiquette 102

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Posted by jassy119

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Posted by MrsB92713

Yes, every little thing makes me want to hit people in thw throat now. My family, my friends, strangers, no one is safe, LOL.

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This is a perfect for what you just said lmao

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LOL!

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Posted by lauren1802

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Posted by Pinkisles

I wrote on his facebook that next time he brings a date to a wedding he should make sure they don't wear white because that is rude and tacky. I'm sure she saw it!

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love this lol

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Not to mention they were practically banging on the dance floor the whole night. People kept asking me 'Oh was that Joe's gf?' and I would say 'No just some **** wearing white'

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Posted by McC2McM

Right next to the flip-flop basket, I think we should arrange to have a basket of orange tube tops and parachute pants as punishment for the 'Fashion Challenged'.

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You should have a can of paint in your wedding colors. Anyone wearing white or a shade of white will be painted to match the decor.

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Posted by Pinkisles

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Posted by McC2McM

Right next to the flip-flop basket, I think we should arrange to have a basket of orange tube tops and parachute pants as punishment for the 'Fashion Challenged'.

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You should have a can of paint in your wedding colors. Anyone wearing white or a shade of white will be painted to match the decor.

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LOVE IT!!!!!

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Posted by MarryTheNight24

I personally don't really care if someone wears white on my wedding day. My initial reaction (if i even noticed) would be 'MORON' not 'OMG who does she think she is wearing white?!??! I'M THE BRIDE!!'

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This reminded me of what happened on my cousins wedding day.

She got married at Thatched Cottage and the bridal party were all up in the bridal suite and looking down at the guests as they arrived for the ceremony. One of the groom's cousins arrived in a white dress. So all of us girls were talking smack, saying how we couldn't believe that she wore white, and doesn't she know that only the bride is supposed to wear white, blah blah.

The flower girl looked at me with tears in her eyes and said 'But Lauren TOLD me to wear this dress!!!' She was SO upset because she thought that she wasn't supposed to be wearing a white flower girl dress.

The brides here are only blowing off some steam and it's GREAT that we can do it here privately among friends, hopefully reducing the need to do it in real life. We all got some much needed laughter out of it. No harm done.

Now, where's my cake cutter?

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Posted by Pinkisles

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Posted by MarryTheNight24

I personally don't really care if someone wears white on my wedding day. My initial reaction (if i even noticed) would be 'MORON' not 'OMG who does she think she is wearing white?!??! I'M THE BRIDE!!'

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This reminded me of what happened on my cousins wedding day.

She got married at Thatched Cottage and the bridal party were all up in the bridal suite and looking down at the guests as they arrived for the ceremony. One of the groom's cousins arrived in a white dress. So all of us girls were talking smack, saying how we couldn't believe that she wore white, and doesn't she know that only the bride is supposed to wear white, blah blah.

The flower girl looked at me with tears in her eyes and said 'But Lauren TOLD me to wear this dress!!!' She was SO upset because she thought that she wasn't supposed to be wearing a white flower girl dress.

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Awwww too cute

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Posted by Pinkisles

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Posted by MarryTheNight24

I personally don't really care if someone wears white on my wedding day. My initial reaction (if i even noticed) would be 'MORON' not 'OMG who does she think she is wearing white?!??! I'M THE BRIDE!!'

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This reminded me of what happened on my cousins wedding day.

She got married at Thatched Cottage and the bridal party were all up in the bridal suite and looking down at the guests as they arrived for the ceremony. One of the groom's cousins arrived in a white dress. So all of us girls were talking smack, saying how we couldn't believe that she wore white, and doesn't she know that only the bride is supposed to wear white, blah blah.

The flower girl looked at me with tears in her eyes and said 'But Lauren TOLD me to wear this dress!!!' She was SO upset because she thought that she wasn't supposed to be wearing a white flower girl dress.

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Aww poor lil FG lol

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Posted by snarkyspice

-Don't ask me why you weren't in the bridal party (I'm looking at you second cousin of my FH who I've met like 3 times)

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Hahaha that's my favorite!

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Posted by snarkyspice


-Fill out the response cards correctly it's not that f#*king hard!

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I loved all of them but especially this one!!! OMG you'd think filling out a RSVP card was rocket science! I can't tell you how many I got that weren't filled out correctly! People are dumb sometimes!!

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Posted by snarkyspice

Can I please add a couple of ettiquette rules?

-Don't tell the groom the bride is getting 'a little bridezilla-ish' behind her back
-Fill out the response cards correctly it's not that f#*king hard!
-No, a verbal response is not enough
-Don't ask me if you can bring your new boyfriend/girlfriend/sidepiece when you weren't invited with a guest
-Don't ask me why you weren't in the bridal party (I'm looking at you second cousin of my FH who I've met like 3 times)
-Don't ask me if you can bring your kids to my adults only reception...and don't act put out when I say no

There are more. So many more, but my brain is mush right now lol

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so. f-in. true

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Posted by snarkyspice

Can I please add a couple of ettiquette rules?

-Don't tell the groom the bride is getting 'a little bridezilla-ish' behind her back
-Fill out the response cards correctly it's not that f#*king hard!
-No, a verbal response is not enough
-Don't ask me if you can bring your new boyfriend/girlfriend/sidepiece when you weren't invited with a guest
-Don't ask me why you weren't in the bridal party (I'm looking at you second cousin of my FH who I've met like 3 times)
-Don't ask me if you can bring your kids to my adults only reception...and don't act put out when I say no

There are more. So many more, but my brain is mush right now lol

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I agree with all of this so freaking much. Especially the RSVP thing. There were a few people who I invited with a guest and KNEW they would bring their boyfriend/girlfriend and they wrote just their name down. Had to call and ask 'Is so and so coming with you?' 'Oh yeah! woops!!!' GRRRRRR