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being indecisive about type of wedding

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myermay · 20/04/2008 20:30

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sophierosie · 20/04/2008 20:42

I think your first option sounds great! You'd probably spend the same amount of money getting married abroad and then having a do at home so I don't think it would be too different cost wise.

I think you might just have to get your head round being the centre of attention, but it sounds that you've got lovely friends who will be there to see you both get married and celebrate with you - on the day you won't think twice about being the centre of attention as you will be so caught up in everything and pleased to see so many friends.

I was the same as you and had initial misgivings as I hate being the centre of attention, but actually my wedding day was one of the best days of my life!

myermay · 20/04/2008 20:46

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IneedacleanerIamalazyslattern · 20/04/2008 20:49

We are getting marrie in 6 months and I have been on the same roundabout as you.
My wedding started off as a tiny close family type of thing and has grown. Not huge by any means but bigger than I had hoped.
Can I tell you a secret, despite my initial doubts now the plans are underway I am really excited, with 6 months to go I am no in the zone where things are coming together and I am having to make plans.
I am really looking forward to being with my friends and family and having a big party more than anything but I am really excited.

I am not great at being the centre of attention but really whatever way you do it you are going to be at some point aren't you? Even if you invite some close friends round after you get back from abroad they are still going to make a big fuss of you and turn it into a mini wedding party anyway.

sophierosie · 20/04/2008 21:01

You don't have to buy into the whole matching suits bit - I didn't have a bridal party (whatever that may be!) - just dd who managed to walk down the aisle in front of me and stealing the show! DH had a best man and that was it! Family just wore their own smart suits! We tried to make the day as relaxing as possible and let people get on with what they wanted - limited photos, lots of food and booze and plenty of time to catch up with others!

myermay · 20/04/2008 21:11

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myermay · 21/04/2008 13:05

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