Wedding Etiquette

Was at a wedding of a former work colleague a few years back. She was a most attractive lass and an outrageous flirt.

Anyway, she invited a few of us down to the wedding. No expense spared etc, it was around March or April time one year.

By that Christmas she was having an affair with another lad in the office (who wasn’t at the wedding). She split temporarily from the husband but they are back together again now.

He’s a better and more forgiving man than me to accept that behaviour.

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The trust is broken. It’ll never last or be an unhappy marriage unless he was also doing the dirt, or they have come to some kind of arrangement/open relationship.

0/40+ so far… That I’m aware of

Bride 50 minutes late ffs. And i trying my best to miss half of it

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No excuse for you in this age

Were you at Flanagan’s wedding yesterday?

50 minutes is pulling the piss.

No need for it. Place was seething. Priest flew through the ceremony to be fair.

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No I was in Tipp

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It’s those pesky wedding photographers. A profession of cunts

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Bullshit. That’s a cop out

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What’s the physical, emotional and financial damage after the two weddings?

Really missed a trick by not having that wandering dog take a piss on the aisle.

It must be desperate hard having to be on like that all the time

Physically and mentally grand actually, thought I’d be worse. Was finished by two or so both nights. Financials are grim

Stag next weekend, then I get some respite, still have three weddings and another stag to go after it but much more manageably spaced.

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I’m attending a Civil Ceremony next week. Are these generally a three piece suit affair or would a sports jacket and chinos combination suffice?

Smart casual covers it

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@iron_mike @padjo & @maurice_brown

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:smile::+1:

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