What's the most outragous thing someone ask you to do for YOUR wedding?

Original post by NovemberSue

Oct 02, 2002 11:42 AM

MrsS4 Posted: Mar 28, 2008 01:01 PM

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Posted by vmystique33

my mom asked me not to invite my father
and vice versa

hahha i can picture this happening to me lmao-- aww

hannahshim Posted: Mar 28, 2008 01:02 PM

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this is sooo funny

i have a few from my FMIL

she told me to go to Georgia for our HM

and told me that i have to hand deliever my invites because its rude to invite them through mail

Sharron70 Posted: Mar 28, 2008 02:06 PM

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Posted by hannahshim

this is sooo funny

i have a few from my FMIL

she told me to go to Georgia for our HM

and told me that i have to hand deliever my invites because its rude to invite them through mail

So, uh, FMIL been hittin' the pipe much?

hannahshim Posted: Mar 28, 2008 02:13 PM

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Posted by Sharron70

Posted by hannahshim

this is sooo funny

i have a few from my FMIL

she told me to go to Georgia for our HM

and told me that i have to hand deliver my invites because its rude to invite them through mail

So, uh, FMIL been hittin' the pipe much?

she wanted us to go to georgia because my FHs cousin lives there and hes been disobeying his parents so she really wanted my FH to go there to talk to him

watersdeb04 Posted: Mar 28, 2008 05:02 PM

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I forgot another classic. When the DJ announced the that father/daughter dance would be danced to 'Daddy's Little Girl' one of my bridesmaids shouted 'No it's Butterfly Kisses.' She was wrong. The DJ got a confused look on his face.

JulyBride728 Posted: Mar 28, 2008 05:07 PM

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Okay..no joke, I was JUST asked by a guy in the mail room at my office, if he could dance for me at my bachelorette party! And he was dead serious...he said he does that kind of stuff on the weekends! Yeah! like I wanna see a co-worker's ding-a-ling in my face!!!!

FutureMrsCarrieri Posted: Mar 28, 2008 07:57 PM

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Posted by JulyBride728

Okay..no joke, I was JUST asked by a guy in the mail room at my office, if he could dance for me at my bachelorette party! And he was dead serious...he said he does that kind of stuff on the weekends! Yeah! like I wanna see a co-worker's ding-a-ling in my face!!!!

hahahahahahahaha

Christine N Ralph Posted: Mar 29, 2008 12:35 PM

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Posted by JulyBride728

Okay..no joke, I was JUST asked by a guy in the mail room at my office, if he could dance for me at my bachelorette party! And he was dead serious...he said he does that kind of stuff on the weekends! Yeah! like I wanna see a co-worker's ding-a-ling in my face!!!!

That is hysterical!!!

Christine N Ralph Posted: Mar 29, 2008 12:36 PM

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I cant believe that some people would be so rude! I keep telling people that this is MY wedding and that I am the bride...I think they tend to forget sometimes!!

DGoldfarb0776 Posted: Mar 29, 2008 12:56 PM

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The night prior to my wedding my picky great-aunt asked my FIL to call Russo's and ask if they can do a small cake for my cousin's 50th birthday that was two weeks after the wedding...so I told FIL not to even bother calling and just to tell my aunt that they said it wasn't enough notice to get it arrnaged.......I wasn't having that!! Our niece's birthday was the week of the wedding (she turned 5) and we wanted to do a cake for her once we started to make wedding plans- but in the end we knew that it was a party to celebrate US so we decided against that as well...nobody was mad about it and everyone understood.

Also I had a few folks that thought at the last minute that they can take their kids with them but we're like 'heck no' on that one- our FG (our niece) was the only child at the wedding.