How are plans for your big day going mate?
He sounds a bit tetchy tbf.
Back in them days a lad wasn’t interested in staying in the residents bar till 6am roaring yahooing like a maniac,he wanted his iron asap.
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In fairness, the Hillgrove is a lovely hotel
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Yup
What’s the point in getting married st all if you can’t treat yourself to a new pair of runners
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Very Irish conversation at the weekend, one of the lads rings me before a wedding we were attending;
You driving to the wedding?
I am.
Can I get a lift?
You can no bother, I said, but I’m doing a prayer of the faithful so I’ll have to be on time.
Ah fuck that, I’ll ask someone else, sound.
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Christ, sounds like you haven’t been at a wedding in a while pal. Confetti is banned now too, fyi
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That was an English conversation you had with your friend pal (imaginary) I’m getting the feel this DNH.
If I was making up a story, I’d like to think, I’d come up with a much better one
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A church ceremony is fairly twee these days.
Not amongst us roasters it’s not. I’ll have put down 8 weddings by the end of the year. 5/7 so far have had a church only 2 couples who are going to hell. Not sure about the last one yet, but I’d imagine it’ll be 6/8
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Last 4 I have been to has been no church. 3 of those were couples who lived in Dublin but from outside it. Those humanist celebrants are doing well I believe. They could do 3 or 4 a week. 600 euro a pop.
Ya it’s certainly becoming more common anyway. A lot of the east coast weddings on herselfs side have been hippy weddings
Fuck the Church.
Heard on the radio today that only 60% of weddings in Ireland are religious ceremonies. We skipped the church ourselves but most of the people I know from home have all gone with the church
Skipped it myself.
We prayed for you anyway.
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Must be awful to not be married properly
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