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Sunday Brides

dewdrop Posted:

Sunday Brides

Just curious as to how it all pan's out, being that more people have work the next morning.

nlghttrain Posted:

Re: Sunday Brides

my ceremony is at 11:30 am, and ends at 5pm i believe, I havnt had anyone say they couldnt make it becuase it's a sunday. Honestly, if someone wants to be there for your wedding they will find a way to do it.

Espo22 Posted:

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i went last week to a sunday wedding and it was at night. It ended at midnight and Fh and I left around 11:45pm, and it was in massapequa and we live in Queens. Fh took the next day off but i ha work and it was fine


BTW ceremony was at the RH at 6:30-cocktail at 7-8 and reception 8-12
davenjess Posted:

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As ya know - we start at 6:00 - but we did this because the day after our wedding is Martin Luther King Jr. day and most people have off...

Ido_Bpics Posted:

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Just crossing my fingers and hoping that 12 am is is not too late for most ...

drpepper318 Posted:

Re: Sunday Brides

I didn't have a Sunday wedding, but I can tell you that as a guest, I would definitely stay till the end. I personally wouldn't leave early just because of my job the next day. I hope that eases your mind a little bit!!!

AmorPeruano Posted:

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I'm a Sunday bride was well....a Sunday night bride actually....our reception ends at Midnight, and I think it shouldn't cause a problem, even if people have work the next day.......I figure if they care enough to come, it won't be too much of a problem, unless maybe they have children that need to go to bed for school the next morning........

But Thursday night weddings are becoming popular as well, and thats the same situation!
AeroJenn Posted:

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I had a Sunday wedding that ended at 10:30. All of my guests stayed til the end and many of them even came to the after party at the hotel bar. A lot of guests took the next day off from work. It worked out great!

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