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when do you stop being 'the bride'?

prunepie Posted:

when do you stop being 'the bride'?

meaning..you are a bride before the wedding and the day of.... and then once you are married are you no longer ' the bride' and then a newleywed??

almost sad thinking that shortly i wont be a 'bride' anymore... i am enjoying this so much!!!
ewickens Posted:

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I know the feeling. I can't believe this time is going by so quickly! July is almost here and the summer will be passing us by!!! I wish I could be the bride for a week!!! Imagine the party?!

prunepie Posted:

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i know!!!!!!!!!!! its a happy and sad time lol

well...... i guess we will still be 'the bride' on honeymoon you think??? trying to milk this for all its worth
ewickens Posted:

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Posted by prunepie

i know!!!!!!!!!!! its a happy and sad time lol

well...... i guess we will still be 'the bride' on honeymoon you think??? trying to milk this for all its worth



And lucky for me, I have 2 honeymoon's where I still get to be the bride!!!!
prunepie Posted:

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2??????? wowowow!!

ewickens Posted:

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Posted by prunepie

2??????? wowowow!!



Due to work, I can't take vacation after the wedding, so we're taking a long weekend (Sun-Tues) and driving up to Newport, RI to get away and relax. Next March, we're going to the Sandals resort in the Bahamas!!! Can't wait for both!!!
sr081906 Posted:

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Posted by ewickens


Posted by prunepie

2??????? wowowow!!



Due to work, I can't take vacation after the wedding, so we're taking a long weekend (Sun-Tues) and driving up to Newport, RI to get away and relax. Next March, we're going to the Sandals resort in the Bahamas!!! Can't wait for both!!!



Lucky you!!!
ewickens Posted:

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Posted by sr081906


Posted by ewickens


Posted by prunepie

2??????? wowowow!!



Due to work, I can't take vacation after the wedding, so we're taking a long weekend (Sun-Tues) and driving up to Newport, RI to get away and relax. Next March, we're going to the Sandals resort in the Bahamas!!! Can't wait for both!!!



Lucky you!!!



I would much rather take the time off from work in September - I need it!!!!!! Stupid accreditation!!!
sr081906 Posted:

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Posted by ewickens


Posted by sr081906


Posted by ewickens


Posted by prunepie

2??????? wowowow!!



Due to work, I can't take vacation after the wedding, so we're taking a long weekend (Sun-Tues) and driving up to Newport, RI to get away and relax. Next March, we're going to the Sandals resort in the Bahamas!!! Can't wait for both!!!



Lucky you!!!



I would much rather take the time off from work in September - I need it!!!!!! Stupid accreditation!!!



I know. I was trying to see it in the 'bright' side.
ewickens Posted:

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Posted by sr081906


Posted by ewickens


Posted by sr081906


Posted by ewickens


Posted by prunepie

2??????? wowowow!!



Due to work, I can't take vacation after the wedding, so we're taking a long weekend (Sun-Tues) and driving up to Newport, RI to get away and relax. Next March, we're going to the Sandals resort in the Bahamas!!! Can't wait for both!!!



Lucky you!!!



I would much rather take the time off from work in September - I need it!!!!!! Stupid accreditation!!!



I know. I was trying to see it in the 'bright' side.



Thanks Sophie!! At least I'll be able to pop on here sooner after the wedding and let you all know how it went!!
JPC1125 Posted:

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My father-in-law still calls my mother-in-law 'his bride' as in 'I'm taking my bride out to dinner tonight' I think that is soooooo sweet

i hope my hubby has picked up as few of his Dad's pointers
prunepie Posted:

Re: when do you stop being 'the bride'?


Posted by JPC1125

My father-in-law still calls my mother-in-law 'his bride' as in 'I'm taking my bride out to dinner tonight' I think that is soooooo sweet

i hope my hubby has picked up as few of his Dad's pointers



how cute!!!!
waterspout4 Posted:

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I was a bit perturbed when I was no longer the bride after the honeymoon. That's okay. Now I actually have regular thoughts again. The planning consumed me.

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