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Mine cost about £1,500, mostly recouped in gift donations. 7 years later still married.
malg said:mmmmm..........there's £3 missing there. Did you blow it on a couple of cans of Special Brew?smudgedj said:35 quid my wedding. 12 quid for the food (pizza) and 30 quid for the wine and beer.
johnny on the spot said:Can we talk about in-laws? Because mine are fucking terrible.
I'm not some bit of meat you can just trade, do I get any pizza ?bluegirl74 said:chabal said:bluegirl74 said:I'm fine with this but you know that you get Andy the other days?
I'll get back to you once I've consulted with my solicitor, psychiatrist and MP.
I suspect that we're not going to be able to get this deal away. :-(
andyhinch said:I'm not some bit of meat you can just trade, do I get any pizza ?bluegirl74 said:chabal said:I'll get back to you once I've consulted with my solicitor, psychiatrist and MP.
I suspect that we're not going to be able to get this deal away. :-(
I like mushrooms, looks like you two will be fighting over the goats cheese and rocket.chabal said:andyhinch said:I'm not some bit of meat you can just trade, do I get any pizza ?bluegirl74 said:I suspect that we're not going to be able to get this deal away. :-(
Yes, but only the slices that have mushrooms.
Pablo1 said:You don't have to spend fortunes. My cheapest package starts at £1995 and my most expensive is £10000.
I think theses days people tend to be a bit more savvy, they do their own table decorations, invitations etc. they have mates who can do photography, borrow a nice car for the day, DJ.
It all depends on the individual. Some love to flaunt their wealth whilst others are more modest. I average 70 a year and no two are ever the same...the only thing in common are the guests who drink too much and turn into nobheads.