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To: fr_freak

Granted we got married back in the Dark Ages but everything from the venue to the gown to the cake to the license was $500. You don’t have to have a multi-million dollar destination wedding that you spend the rest of your lives (or until the divorce) paying for it. But, yeah, millennials only know $$$$ weddings.


77 posted on 08/01/2019 11:55:29 AM PDT by bgill
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To: bgill

Daughter is engaged and planning wedding now. Both she and her fiancée have stable, good-paying jobs. Only debt is his mortgage, and I think they both have car payments.

They are trying to stick to a strict budget for the wedding plans, and (while it is still a lot of money), it looks like it may come in for about $10K.

Too many of my daughter’s friends had over-the-top weddings (say $30K-$60K), and were divorced less than 2 years later, which I think was a good lesson for her. And the wedding is really only a FEW HOURS... The guests will not even remember anything about it in a couple months.


89 posted on 08/01/2019 1:10:15 PM PDT by NEMDF
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