Buckfast is mainly sold in bottles
If my partner wanted to get married I’d go for it. Don’t really believe in the institution but fuck it.
Not a chance would it be a big wedding though. ATDs, my immediate family and that’s it.
Can’t believe the Tories put that 100 person statutory minimum into place, bunch of cunts.
£8.5k all in for ours.
Could’ve done it for £5k if we’d sacked the free bar off and cut down on a few bits here and there but fuck it.
It. Was. Awesome.
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What if your parents helped a bit but you also paid some?
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i’m sorry I made that house thread yesterday, now.
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We were just gonna go to the register office and then go for a meal with parents after.
Parents weren’t very pleased with that idea, so paid for us to have a ‘proper’ one. Still did it relatively on the cheap though - did it in winter, at a small venue, etc. Would still sooner have gone to the register office and spaffed several grand on a holiday[s].
Not sure why anyone would want to waste thousands (or even tens of thousands) of their own money on a wedding.
we paid £200 for our venue. all-in. including tables and stuff, for the weekend. we did all the other stuff - bar, music, designand set up. saved us £10k easily
mine was similarly also awesome.
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No I mean his options only allow for a single person to have helped pay for it.
Where on earth did you find a venue you could hire for the whole weekend for £200?
(Asking for Barry Hogan.)
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Our venue hire was £0. Minimum spend was well below what it would cost to feed/beer 100 people. Jackpot.
You’d just smash the budget all on cookies anyway I bet
Nah, just used it to give to my parents so they can put a deposit down on a house.
You upward transfer of wealth scumbag.
I wish marriage wasn’t a thing.
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congrats. here’s a big Fuck Off Who Cares.
i guess that means you win?
what would we do with all the spare thousands of pounds though?
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lol.
Calm down.
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