New Poll for the night...CHILDREN

---

Posted by Espo22

LOL omg that is funny though but you know what, the grandmother is probably saying this bc maybe she knows she'll be the one who ends up taking care of them and she wants to enjoy the wedding.

---

so true but NOT MY PROBLEM if my mom didnt want my sister to bring her kids somewhere she would say 'hey dont bring your kids bc i am not watching them' then it would be on my sister to watch them!

but honestly, children are invited to all of our events and they have a great time, they eat and dance and play and then go into a corner and fall asleep. . . it was never an issue and i am hoping that continues for my wedding too!

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by Espo22

LOL omg that is funny though but you know what, the grandmother is probably saying this bc maybe she knows she'll be the one who ends up taking care of them and she wants to enjoy the wedding.

---

so true but NOT MY PROBLEM if my mom didnt want my sister to bring her kids somewhere she would say 'hey dont bring your kids bc i am not watching them' then it would be on my sister to watch them!

but honestly, children are invited to all of our events and they have a great time, they eat and dance and play and then go into a corner and fall asleep. . . it was never an issue and i am hoping that continues for my wedding too!

---

see i always pictured kids at the wedding, and we're still gonna have our rb and fg there. It was FH who brought up the no kids thing and at first i said no way i want kids there...then i remembered just how many kids are in his family and also others we know but i still wanted them there. WELL fh kinda won that debate when we went to an event where not one thing were we able to hear bc the whole time the kids were on the dance floor screaming, crying, rolling on the floor or whatever it might be lol. Forget even hearing the speech but it was hard to even look at them giving speeches, i kept looking at what the kids we're doing, fh saw this and said 'this is why i don't want kids at the wedding' so he won that arguement. So i said to invite just a few kids then but his family said there is NO way we can invite some of the kids and tell others they cant bring them bc it will start world war 3 with his family lol which i understand. Plus its so hard to justifiy $90 for kids, maybe i can talk to JT and see if i can get a deal on this...do you remember the cutoff age where they pay full price...i know its half price but up to what age?

---

Posted by Espo22

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by Espo22

LOL omg that is funny though but you know what, the grandmother is probably saying this bc maybe she knows she'll be the one who ends up taking care of them and she wants to enjoy the wedding.

---

so true but NOT MY PROBLEM if my mom didnt want my sister to bring her kids somewhere she would say 'hey dont bring your kids bc i am not watching them' then it would be on my sister to watch them!

but honestly, children are invited to all of our events and they have a great time, they eat and dance and play and then go into a corner and fall asleep. . . it was never an issue and i am hoping that continues for my wedding too!

---

see i always pictured kids at the wedding, and we're still gonna have our rb and fg there. It was FH who brought up the no kids thing and at first i said no way i want kids there...then i remembered just how many kids are in his family and also others we know but i still wanted them there. WELL fh kinda won that debate when we went to an event where not one thing were we able to hear bc the whole time the kids were on the dance floor screaming, crying, rolling on the floor or whatever it might be lol. Forget even hearing the speech but it was hard to even look at them giving speeches, i kept looking at what the kids we're doing, fh saw this and said 'this is why i don't want kids at the wedding' so he won that arguement. So i said to invite just a few kids then but his family said there is NO way we can invite some of the kids and tell others they cant bring them bc it will start world war 3 with his family lol which i understand. Plus its so hard to justifiy $90 for kids, maybe i can talk to JT and see if i can get a deal on this...do you remember the cutoff age where they pay full price...i know its half price but up to what age?

---

i was told if they are under 18 and they will eat chicken fingers that you can pay half price

like i have one of the 14 year olds - he doesnt eat ANYTHING so i am getting him chicken fingers

the babies arent getting ANY meals just a high chair placed at the table

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by Espo22

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by Espo22

LOL omg that is funny though but you know what, the grandmother is probably saying this bc maybe she knows she'll be the one who ends up taking care of them and she wants to enjoy the wedding.

---

so true but NOT MY PROBLEM if my mom didnt want my sister to bring her kids somewhere she would say 'hey dont bring your kids bc i am not watching them' then it would be on my sister to watch them!

but honestly, children are invited to all of our events and they have a great time, they eat and dance and play and then go into a corner and fall asleep. . . it was never an issue and i am hoping that continues for my wedding too!

---

see i always pictured kids at the wedding, and we're still gonna have our rb and fg there. It was FH who brought up the no kids thing and at first i said no way i want kids there...then i remembered just how many kids are in his family and also others we know but i still wanted them there. WELL fh kinda won that debate when we went to an event where not one thing were we able to hear bc the whole time the kids were on the dance floor screaming, crying, rolling on the floor or whatever it might be lol. Forget even hearing the speech but it was hard to even look at them giving speeches, i kept looking at what the kids we're doing, fh saw this and said 'this is why i don't want kids at the wedding' so he won that arguement. So i said to invite just a few kids then but his family said there is NO way we can invite some of the kids and tell others they cant bring them bc it will start world war 3 with his family lol which i understand. Plus its so hard to justifiy $90 for kids, maybe i can talk to JT and see if i can get a deal on this...do you remember the cutoff age where they pay full price...i know its half price but up to what age?

---

i was told if they are under 18 and they will eat chicken fingers that you can pay half price

like i have one of the 14 year olds - he doesnt eat ANYTHING so i am getting him chicken fingers

the babies arent getting ANY meals just a high chair placed at the table

---

so even a 16 year old would get chicken fingers? wow that is weird lol

---

Posted by Espo22

so even a 16 year old would get chicken fingers? wow that is weird lol

---

but i also have a 12 year old getting a regular meal i just asked all the parents what i should do and they know their children best!

my cousin is 34 years old and he will order the chicken fingers and fries

heck, i would pay for a kid's meal for him but i am sure he will drink!

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by Espo22

so even a 16 year old would get chicken fingers? wow that is weird lol

---

but i also have a 12 year old getting a regular meal i just asked all the parents what i should do and they know their children best!

my cousin is 34 years old and he will order the chicken fingers and fries

heck, i would pay for a kid's meal for him but i am sure he will drink!

---

Isn't there a price for 18-20 since they can't drink?

---

Posted by MiciB115

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by Espo22

so even a 16 year old would get chicken fingers? wow that is weird lol

---

but i also have a 12 year old getting a regular meal i just asked all the parents what i should do and they know their children best!

my cousin is 34 years old and he will order the chicken fingers and fries

heck, i would pay for a kid's meal for him but i am sure he will drink!

---

Isn't there a price for 18-20 since they can't drink?

---

nope under 18 and getting a kid's meal is half price
over 18 is full

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by Espo22

so even a 16 year old would get chicken fingers? wow that is weird lol

---

but i also have a 12 year old getting a regular meal i just asked all the parents what i should do and they know their children best!

my cousin is 34 years old and he will order the chicken fingers and fries

heck, i would pay for a kid's meal for him but i am sure he will drink!

---

oh so you can decide...WOW can i feed half my guests chicken fingers it will save me alot of money

---

Posted by MiciB115

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by Espo22

so even a 16 year old would get chicken fingers? wow that is weird lol

---

but i also have a 12 year old getting a regular meal i just asked all the parents what i should do and they know their children best!

my cousin is 34 years old and he will order the chicken fingers and fries

heck, i would pay for a kid's meal for him but i am sure he will drink!

---

Isn't there a price for 18-20 since they can't drink?

---

you know thats a very good point

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by MiciB115

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by Espo22

so even a 16 year old would get chicken fingers? wow that is weird lol

---

but i also have a 12 year old getting a regular meal i just asked all the parents what i should do and they know their children best!

my cousin is 34 years old and he will order the chicken fingers and fries

heck, i would pay for a kid's meal for him but i am sure he will drink!

---

Isn't there a price for 18-20 since they can't drink?

---

nope under 18 and getting a kid's meal is half price
over 18 is full

---

Granted I'll have only one person that's between that age, but come on. They can't drink and that's usually what tacks onto the price. Oh well

---

Posted by MiciB115

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by MiciB115

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by Espo22

so even a 16 year old would get chicken fingers? wow that is weird lol

---

but i also have a 12 year old getting a regular meal i just asked all the parents what i should do and they know their children best!

my cousin is 34 years old and he will order the chicken fingers and fries

heck, i would pay for a kid's meal for him but i am sure he will drink!

---

Isn't there a price for 18-20 since they can't drink?

---

nope under 18 and getting a kid's meal is half price
over 18 is full

---

Granted I'll have only one person that's between that age, but come on. They can't drink and that's usually what tacks onto the price. Oh well

---

do any halls do that? i have never heard of it

to be honest i have been drinking at weddings since i was 14 maybe thats why?

---

Posted by MiciB115

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by MiciB115

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by Espo22

so even a 16 year old would get chicken fingers? wow that is weird lol

---

but i also have a 12 year old getting a regular meal i just asked all the parents what i should do and they know their children best!

my cousin is 34 years old and he will order the chicken fingers and fries

heck, i would pay for a kid's meal for him but i am sure he will drink!

---

Isn't there a price for 18-20 since they can't drink?

---

nope under 18 and getting a kid's meal is half price
over 18 is full

---

Granted I'll have only one person that's between that age, but come on. They can't drink and that's usually what tacks onto the price. Oh well

---

so very true, and until you said it i never thought of it...same thing, i wont have many between that age group but still a few actually.

BUt for example when i went to a wedding at JT in in june, there happened to be a wedding where the couple were 18 years old and so were many of their guests so in that sense they do get a bit screwed, bc i am sure they had open bar

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by MiciB115

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by MiciB115

---

Posted by ant n tilde

---

Posted by Espo22

so even a 16 year old would get chicken fingers? wow that is weird lol

---

but i also have a 12 year old getting a regular meal i just asked all the parents what i should do and they know their children best!

my cousin is 34 years old and he will order the chicken fingers and fries

heck, i would pay for a kid's meal for him but i am sure he will drink!

---

Isn't there a price for 18-20 since they can't drink?

---

nope under 18 and getting a kid's meal is half price
over 18 is full

---

Granted I'll have only one person that's between that age, but come on. They can't drink and that's usually what tacks onto the price. Oh well

---

do any halls do that? i have never heard of it

to be honest i have been drinking at weddings since i was 14 maybe thats why?

---

hahahahah me too!!!! Its good for you especially wine! Good for the heart I was told by my dad when I was younger , hahahah

---

Posted by Espo22

so very true, and until you said it i never thought of it...same thing, i wont have many between that age group but still a few actually.

BUt for example when i went to a wedding at JT in in june, there happened to be a wedding where the couple were 18 years old and so were many of their guests so in that sense they do get a bit screwed, bc i am sure they had open bar

---

Did the over 21 people wear bracelets? j/k

---

Posted by MiciB115

---

Posted by Espo22

so very true, and until you said it i never thought of it...same thing, i wont have many between that age group but still a few actually.

BUt for example when i went to a wedding at JT in in june, there happened to be a wedding where the couple were 18 years old and so were many of their guests so in that sense they do get a bit screwed, bc i am sure they had open bar

---

Did the over 21 people wear bracelets? j/k

---

that would've been funny...but i guess in that situation with the bride and groom being 18 years old they had to approach things differently and probably did ask for ID...i think some weren't even 18 years old. A bunch of us saw them outside taking pics and honestly we were saying these ppl HAVE to be in hs, and its not a situation where someone just looks younger but you can tell just how young they were...we asked one of the bm's at JT and they told us the bride and groom were 18 years old and that yeah the bp alot of them were in HS.

I really didnt want kids at my wedding but my FH comes from a HUGE family and I'm sure some of them will bring their kids

I mean I LOVE kids but I dont want kids running around screaming in my wedding...

---

Posted by lucite

I had a children's table with a babysitter and some activities for her to do with them. It worked out great and I love kids. They actually were well behaved and they had alot of fun.

---

do you think it will look weird to have 2 or 3 kids tables?

---

Posted by Espo22

---

Posted by lucite

I had a children's table with a babysitter and some activities for her to do with them. It worked out great and I love kids. They actually were well behaved and they had alot of fun.

---

do you think it will look weird to have 2 or 3 kids tables?

---

i dont think so - but do you think you will have THAT many

what are their ages. . .i think anyone under 5 should be with their parents bc they need some assistance eating etc.
anyone over 16 should also probably be with the adults too