Marriages - Page 2

**Chris** · 24-04-2011, 16:38

I think it's a beautiful solution to an unfortunate problem, and you're right, the day, the year and a decade after the wedding you will still have the venue right outside your window to enjoy.

A minister performing a wedding would only expect to do one rehearsal, the evening before the day itself. I expect he will contact you, but if you're concerned he won't mind you phoning him to check.

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Incidentally ... not directly relevant to this topic but here in Bonnie Scotland you can get married just about anywhere, as it's the person officiating who is licensed, rather than the venue.

joglynne · 24-04-2011, 16:38

Don't you worry about other people's reactions. Just because it's not a common occurrence doesn't make it weird. You will have a beautiful, meaningful service carried out in front of the people who love and care for you both and that, as far as I'm concerned, is what a marriage ceremony is all about.

24-04-2011, 16:40

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Originally Posted by Chris

I think it's a beautiful solution to an unfortunate problem, and you're right, the day, the year and a decade after the wedding you will still have the venue right outside your window to enjoy.

A minister performing a wedding would only expect to do one rehearsal, the evening before the day itself. I expect he will contact you, but if you're concerned he won't mind you phoning him to check.

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Incidentally ... not directly relevant to this topic but here in Bonnie Scotland you can get married just about anywhere, as it's the person officiating who is licensed, rather than the venue.

I personally think thats how it should be

peanut · 24-04-2011, 16:41

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Originally Posted by Chris

I think it's a beautiful solution to an unfortunate problem, and you're right, the day, the year and a decade after the wedding you will still have the venue right outside your window to enjoy.

Pretty much says it all, making the best of the situation. If both of you are happy with whatever decision you make then it doesn't matter if it's in a church, registry office, garden or whatever or wherever.

**Chris** · 24-04-2011, 16:43

Can Barewolf find someone to shoot the wedding video in 3D though ... ?

dilli-theclaw · 24-04-2011, 16:44

Pah - I'm streaming mine live on the 'net.

The reverand was very impressed with the idea

peanut · 24-04-2011, 16:45

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Originally Posted by dilligaf1701

Pah - I'm streaming mine live on the 'net.

The reverand was very impressed with the idea

So does that mean everyone on CF gets to watch as well?

dilli-theclaw · 24-04-2011, 16:46

I gues they can at that

Barewolf · 24-04-2011, 16:49

well its good to know people dont think its weird, as for the 3D video, yes............lol

Nah i dont have a 3D camcorder, I wanted one but ive got 2d to 3d conversion so it doesnt matter.

I might actually be able to have it streamed live on the net though, I dunno whether you were joking but i have CCTV in the garden and you can stream live, and it has audio. so who knows.

dilli-theclaw · 24-04-2011, 16:50

Nope, not joking.

I've already paid the Â£55 fee for copyright the church chaeged

joglynne · 24-04-2011, 16:54

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Originally Posted by Barewolf

well its good to know people dont think its weird, as for the 3D video, yes............lol

Nah i dont have a 3D camcorder, I wanted one but ive got 2d to 3d conversion so it doesnt matter.

I might actually be able to have it streamed live on the net though, I dunno whether you were joking but i have CCTV in the garden and you can stream live, and it has audio. so who knows.

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Originally Posted by dilligaf1701

Nope, not joking.

I've already paid the Â£55 fee for copyright the church chaeged

Oh I do love a good wedding, I shall wear a large hat and dab a lace hankie at my ladylike tears. You had better BOTH make sure I have virtual invite to these weddings or else. !!!!!!

haydnwalker · 24-04-2011, 17:48

I think a wedding at home is an excellent idea

Thinking out of the box... I like it!

Hope you have a great day Barewolf!

LondonRoad · 24-04-2011, 17:58

Sounds like a great plan to me BW. It's very romantic getting married in your own garden.

Let us know the date and I'll use my weather machine to ensure the day is guarnteed to be ideal.

iFrankie · 24-04-2011, 18:32

I think its a great idea getting married at home, my step mum and dad did the same (under the circumstances).

**Hugh** · 24-04-2011, 21:36