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THe wedding Etiquette Test
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Results of 'The Test'
How polite are you at weddings?
Your score = 60
While you're not outright rude at weddings, you sometimes slip up and break the unwritten rules of wedding etiquette. Perhaps you are simply not aware what the taboos are (ignorance is bliss!), or you are not always able to fight off moments of temptation. Whatever the cause of your occasional lapse in judgment, you should keep in mind that emotions run very high when a couple is tying the knot. Bad manners can put a real damper on what should be a stress-free, perfect day. The bride and groom obviously appreciate your presence (that's why you were invited) so you should make every effort to contribute to the warm and fuzzy atmosphere of the sacred vows. Put yourself on your best behavior and everything should be as smooth as silk
How polite are you at weddings?
Your score = 60
While you're not outright rude at weddings, you sometimes slip up and break the unwritten rules of wedding etiquette. Perhaps you are simply not aware what the taboos are (ignorance is bliss!), or you are not always able to fight off moments of temptation. Whatever the cause of your occasional lapse in judgment, you should keep in mind that emotions run very high when a couple is tying the knot. Bad manners can put a real damper on what should be a stress-free, perfect day. The bride and groom obviously appreciate your presence (that's why you were invited) so you should make every effort to contribute to the warm and fuzzy atmosphere of the sacred vows. Put yourself on your best behavior and everything should be as smooth as silk
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Scored a 90
Here comes the bride, short fat and... wait, you would never say that! You seem to have the utmost respect for the sacred vow of marriage, or at least recognize the importance couples place on their 'big day'. Emotions are often running high at these once-in-a-lifetime events and, in addition to your gown or swanky suit, you slip into your best behavior. An invitation, after all, means that your presence is appreciated, and you want to contribute to the warm and fuzzy feelings of the day by following all the rules of etiquette. Essentially, you are well-mannered and, even when tempted, put your own desires and motives aside for the sake of the bride and groom's bliss. This is the only way to be - good job!
Here comes the bride, short fat and... wait, you would never say that! You seem to have the utmost respect for the sacred vow of marriage, or at least recognize the importance couples place on their 'big day'. Emotions are often running high at these once-in-a-lifetime events and, in addition to your gown or swanky suit, you slip into your best behavior. An invitation, after all, means that your presence is appreciated, and you want to contribute to the warm and fuzzy feelings of the day by following all the rules of etiquette. Essentially, you are well-mannered and, even when tempted, put your own desires and motives aside for the sake of the bride and groom's bliss. This is the only way to be - good job!
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Debbie I am proud of you, I feel like a child after reading my results and your results ![]()
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Remember these tests are all in good fun! I was tempted on two answers to go with my first reaction but I knew it wasn't me...I would eventually do the right thing...those two would have pulled my score way down though.
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I scored a 90 also!![]()
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I had the same thoughts Debbie. There were some that I had to really think about, but I knew in the end I would do the right thing too!
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I know its for fun, but if the engaged guy ask me to have s*x with him, who am I as a single person to refuse him...j/k If he does not respect his relationship, then why do I think he would treat me any differently. I answered that one yes tho' ![]()
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LOL!!! ![]()
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Never did test well![]()
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I only got a 70.![]()
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I scored an 80! Now can I come to all of your weddings? ![]()
Mine said the same as Debbie's. I got worried when I started reading 'Here comes the bride, short fat and...' but everything turned out okay!
Mine said the same as Debbie's. I got worried when I started reading 'Here comes the bride, short fat and...' but everything turned out okay!
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I got a 70 and got the same thing Debbie got. I felt the same way bride04. I thought it was going to be bad! ![]()
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I got a 70, but got the same write up as Debbie ![]()
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My score is 70
Here comes the bride, short fat and... wait, you would never say that! You seem to have the utmost respect for the sacred vow of marriage, or at least recognize the importance couples place on their 'big day'. Emotions are often running high at these once-in-a-lifetime events and, in addition to your gown or swanky suit, you slip into your best behavior. An invitation, after all, means that your presence is appreciated, and you want to contribute to the warm and fuzzy feelings of the day by following all the rules of etiquette. Essentially, you are well-mannered and, even when tempted, put your own desires and motives aside for the sake of the bride and groom's bliss. This is the only way to be - good job!
Here comes the bride, short fat and... wait, you would never say that! You seem to have the utmost respect for the sacred vow of marriage, or at least recognize the importance couples place on their 'big day'. Emotions are often running high at these once-in-a-lifetime events and, in addition to your gown or swanky suit, you slip into your best behavior. An invitation, after all, means that your presence is appreciated, and you want to contribute to the warm and fuzzy feelings of the day by following all the rules of etiquette. Essentially, you are well-mannered and, even when tempted, put your own desires and motives aside for the sake of the bride and groom's bliss. This is the only way to be - good job!
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SCORE = 100 (![]()
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Here comes the bride, short fat and... wait, you would never say that! You seem to have the utmost respect for the sacred vow of marriage, or at least recognize the importance couples place on their 'big day'. Emotions are often running high at these once-in-a-lifetime events and, in addition to your gown or swanky suit, you slip into your best behavior. An invitation, after all, means that your presence is appreciated, and you want to contribute to the warm and fuzzy feelings of the day by following all the rules of etiquette. Essentially, you are well-mannered and, even when tempted, put your own desires and motives aside for the sake of the bride and groom's bliss. This is the only way to be - good job!
Here comes the bride, short fat and... wait, you would never say that! You seem to have the utmost respect for the sacred vow of marriage, or at least recognize the importance couples place on their 'big day'. Emotions are often running high at these once-in-a-lifetime events and, in addition to your gown or swanky suit, you slip into your best behavior. An invitation, after all, means that your presence is appreciated, and you want to contribute to the warm and fuzzy feelings of the day by following all the rules of etiquette. Essentially, you are well-mannered and, even when tempted, put your own desires and motives aside for the sake of the bride and groom's bliss. This is the only way to be - good job!
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Hey I got 90 too, its the highest I have ever scored on a quiz![]()
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SCORE = 100 (YIKES!!)
Here comes the bride, short fat and... wait, you would never say that! You seem to have the utmost respect for the sacred vow of marriage, or at least recognize the importance couples place on their 'big day'. Emotions are often running high at these once-in-a-lifetime events and, in addition to your gown or swanky suit, you slip into your best behavior. An invitation, after all, means that your presence is appreciated, and you want to contribute to the warm and fuzzy feelings of the day by following all the rules of etiquette. Essentially, you are well-mannered and, even when tempted, put your own desires and motives aside for the sake of the bride and groom's bliss. This is the only way to be - good job!![]()
Here comes the bride, short fat and... wait, you would never say that! You seem to have the utmost respect for the sacred vow of marriage, or at least recognize the importance couples place on their 'big day'. Emotions are often running high at these once-in-a-lifetime events and, in addition to your gown or swanky suit, you slip into your best behavior. An invitation, after all, means that your presence is appreciated, and you want to contribute to the warm and fuzzy feelings of the day by following all the rules of etiquette. Essentially, you are well-mannered and, even when tempted, put your own desires and motives aside for the sake of the bride and groom's bliss. This is the only way to be - good job!
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I got a 90!
Here comes the bride, short fat and... wait, you would never say that! You seem to have the utmost respect for the sacred vow of marriage, or at least recognize the importance couples place on their 'big day'. Emotions are often running high at these once-in-a-lifetime events and, in addition to your gown or swanky suit, you slip into your best behavior. An invitation, after all, means that your presence is appreciated, and you want to contribute to the warm and fuzzy feelings of the day by following all the rules of etiquette. Essentially, you are well-mannered and, even when tempted, put your own desires and motives aside for the sake of the bride and groom's bliss. This is the only way to be - good job! .
BTW- How many of you answered yes to counted your checks before having sex on your wedding night?
I will admit we counted them and ate cold pizza before going to sleep![]()
Here comes the bride, short fat and... wait, you would never say that! You seem to have the utmost respect for the sacred vow of marriage, or at least recognize the importance couples place on their 'big day'. Emotions are often running high at these once-in-a-lifetime events and, in addition to your gown or swanky suit, you slip into your best behavior. An invitation, after all, means that your presence is appreciated, and you want to contribute to the warm and fuzzy feelings of the day by following all the rules of etiquette. Essentially, you are well-mannered and, even when tempted, put your own desires and motives aside for the sake of the bride and groom's bliss. This is the only way to be - good job! .
BTW- How many of you answered yes to counted your checks before having sex on your wedding night?
I will admit we counted them and ate cold pizza before going to sleep
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I got a 70 too. ![]()
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I got a 60
While you're not outright rude at weddings, you sometimes slip up and break the unwritten rules of wedding etiquette. Perhaps
you are simply not aware what the taboos are (ignorance is bliss!), or you are not always able to fight off moments of temptation.
Whatever the cause of your occasional lapse in judgment, you should keep in mind that emotions run very high when a couple is
tying the knot. Bad manners can put a real damper on what should be a stress-free, perfect day. The bride and groom obviously
appreciate your presence (that's why you were invited) so you should make every effort to contribute to the warm and fuzzy
atmosphere of the sacred vows. Put yourself on your best behavior and everything should be as smooth as silk!
While you're not outright rude at weddings, you sometimes slip up and break the unwritten rules of wedding etiquette. Perhaps
you are simply not aware what the taboos are (ignorance is bliss!), or you are not always able to fight off moments of temptation.
Whatever the cause of your occasional lapse in judgment, you should keep in mind that emotions run very high when a couple is
tying the knot. Bad manners can put a real damper on what should be a stress-free, perfect day. The bride and groom obviously
appreciate your presence (that's why you were invited) so you should make every effort to contribute to the warm and fuzzy
atmosphere of the sacred vows. Put yourself on your best behavior and everything should be as smooth as silk!
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