Question of the Day (10-30-07)

Mizzdimple Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:31 AM

Question of the Day (10-30-07)

Whats the most bizarre wedding you have ever been to? As in Location, customs, etc. Something that just made you say Ummm..WOW (not in a good way)?

SugaBeans Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:33 AM

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unfortunatley i havent been to many weddings! i wish i could answer this question. this is a good one!

Mici n KC Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:33 AM

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I've never been to a bizarre wedding. Everything has been normal or so it seemed that way to me!

lkdrnw Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:34 AM

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FH's friend down in Fl---all the girls had to wear veils (in BP or not) and the only had like 3 cases of beer and the food ran out (buffet) halfway through the dinner. No cocktail hour---just very different from a NY wedding

dream426 Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:34 AM

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I don't think there are any that gave me that feeling. I mean there are some that I would say I don't like this place or I wouldn't do that but everyone has different taste.

mariaobride Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:34 AM

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hmm I really have never been to a bizarre wedding but looking forward to hear who has

angl2001 Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:35 AM

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An old friend of mine for married in the woods.....the cermony was a little longer than an hour long...instead of a pastor or justice of the peace the had a 'high preistst' and the summoned the spirits of the east and west and blah ablha blah and it was very strange to me....i had never seen a ceremony like it before....i think it might have been a wiccan ceremony but i could be wrong....it was kinda cool but weird to see......then her RH was just rediculous....cheap cheap cheap lol cash bar ( upstate) food wasnt that great, weird dances plus some regular music, small portions of food it was just very different experience for me

SB7308 Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:36 AM

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Cousins wedding in Cleveland at a hotel. The ceremony was outside next to the pool. There were kids splashing around and screaming in the pool while the ceremony was going on (these kids were just guests). They couldnt close the pool for 30 minutes? It was very annoying.

Mizzdimple Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:36 AM

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I went to a wedding in the Coney Island Aquarium, the reception was in the cave room downstairs., and you could see all the fish and there was a humungous Walrus.

The ceremony was by the jelly fish exhibit and they had a steel drum for the ceremony music. The Bride walked into 'In da club' - 50 cent.

Everyone just looked at each other.

AndRecKy Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:38 AM

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mine was my cousins wedding...she came down the 'aisle' (mine you she got married in a barn--it was outside and was beautiful....) ON HER HORSE!!! HER DAD (MY UNCLE) led the poor tranquilized horse down the 'aisle'

it was quite interesting to say the least....

Mizzdimple Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:53 AM

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omg! poor horse!

SeaMaiden Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:54 AM

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Heyyyyy, whats wrong with the CI aqaurium????

kristi313 Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:54 AM

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FH's brother just got married in vegas, that wedding was interesting to say the least

Espo22 Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:55 AM

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dont think ive ever been to a bizarre wedding

Super2star Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:58 AM

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HAH...I actually worked a wedding at Vineyard 48 this past weekend....its a family owned vineyard...and the people were from Ohio...

They brought it 18 of the plastic cups for the champagne toast...they had 40 guests....they only gave a toast to 1/2 the party...which I thought was so rude!!

They didnt want to rent chairs from the vineyard....so most of the people who werent dancing on the dancefloor had to stand...it was mostly an older crowd...

I guess you really had to just be there to see it...it was such a bizarre wedding...and they only tips we really made were from the DJ...lol

minibride08 Posted: Oct 30, 2007 10:58 AM

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The only thing bizzare about some of the weddings were the traditions that took place. Bizarre to me b/c I had not seen before (religious, traditions, etc). Other than that- nothing crazy bizarro just yet!!!!

Mizzdimple Posted: Oct 30, 2007 11:00 AM

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Posted by SeaMaiden

Heyyyyy, whats wrong with the CI aqaurium????

aRE YOU GETTING MARRIED THERE?
i ACTUALLY THOUGHT It was a good location.
but the 50 cent through me off lol

jsta76 Posted: Oct 30, 2007 11:12 AM

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LIW tend to be so much different than anywhere else. So hopefully noone gets offended.

I've been to 2 weddings in PA that were both in Bingo Halls. No flowers or anything like that. One didn't have a photographer (though it was her 3 or 4th wedding). We spent the night before the wedding 'decorating' with really cheap paper stuff bought in Walmart.

And the groom walked down to Elton John.

JavyL008 Posted: Oct 30, 2007 11:15 AM

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Posted by jsta76

LIW tend to be so much different than anywhere else. So hopefully noone gets offended.

I've been to 2 weddings in PA that were both in Bingo Halls. No flowers or anything like that. One didn't have a photographer (though it was her 3 or 4th wedding). We spent the night before the wedding 'decorating' with really cheap paper stuff bought in Walmart.

And the groom walked down to Elton John.

I went to a wedding in PA recently and was thrown by the lack of flowers, the lack of food and the fact that it took place in a hotel while about 4 other wedding receptions did as well

AllyDrew1108 Posted: Oct 30, 2007 11:23 AM

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Two. One was for a friend - it was her second wedding and they had a budget of $3K. It was Indian food (no, they weren't Indian). I don't like or eat Indian food, so of course I had the runs all night once I got home. They also had a DRY wedding and FH is a big drinker, he kept running nextdoor to some random bar on the street! They didn't even serve coffee so I was bummed about that, but the cupcakes were good.

The other wedding was retarded. My ex-boyfriend's aunt was on like a $1K budget. They had dry bagels (i swear they were dry!) and pasta salad. They didn't eat meat and they didn't have alcohol because they didn't drink. It was held at some community hall or something. It was the worst ever. I couldn't wait to leave.