Large wedding or small wedding?
What was done? A big party or just a small, or even mayor. Do you regret your choice? We had our wedding in a garden with only the immediate family. It was nice.
I do not know if 100 people is considered large or small (probably medium). We, of course, had a cake, DJ, wedding photographer, flowers (flowers for my Lord, they are expensive), but it was like we had in a luxury resort great / living room (VFW.. a new one that had a large hall with a dance floor). Also, not very formal dress (suit / tie and a formal dress nice .. not old and tired white wedding dress too expensive). Overall, I am happy with it but there might also be happy only with my parents, his mother, brothers, about few friends in a small (Nice), the ceremony and only go to a good restaurant to celebrate. The reception was actually larger extended family of my wife (who probably knew that 20 of the 100 people). Fortunately, my wife was not one of the women who need the "fairy tale" type of wedding (I find and the price absurd) that begins a marriage 25 – 50K in debt (stupid). Of course, if your parents are dropping the cash That's one thing, but I feel very bad to wait (or want) to my parents to leave that kind of money.
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