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Hektore · 07-13-2009, 12:57 PM

Thanks for everything so far, not of it it applies to me, but I'm sure will help others

My personal details:

We're getting married outside, in a state park, on top of a mountain, in a garden. The reception tent will be located approximately 150 yards from the altar.

We've also got this whole get-up organized before hand, where I'm going to get all my pictures with everyone, except her, beforehand. Then she goes, after I leave, so the only pictures to be taken between the ceremony and reception are the ones with everyone and the two of us.

Because it's a state park there is no open bar, alcohol may only be served with the meal and I believe it's a 3 drink per person max, no liquor.

dlish - If I don't get at least one picture with my mother I'm fairly certain she would stop speaking to me.

Also, has anybody heard about this thing called 'trash the dress'. Our photographer brought it up and said basically about a week later, you get all dressed up again and go out and get pictures taken you wouldn't normally do for fear of staining the dress (it's not the goal just much more likely). Anybody ever try that?

07-13-2009, 12:57 PM	#12 (permalink)
Hektore Junkie Location: Greater Harrisburg Area	Thanks for everything so far, not of it it applies to me, but I'm sure will help others My personal details: We're getting married outside, in a state park, on top of a mountain, in a garden. The reception tent will be located approximately 150 yards from the altar. We've also got this whole get-up organized before hand, where I'm going to get all my pictures with everyone, except her, beforehand. Then she goes, after I leave, so the only pictures to be taken between the ceremony and reception are the ones with everyone and the two of us. Because it's a state park there is no open bar, alcohol may only be served with the meal and I believe it's a 3 drink per person max, no liquor. dlish - If I don't get at least one picture with my mother I'm fairly certain she would stop speaking to me. Also, has anybody heard about this thing called 'trash the dress'. Our photographer brought it up and said basically about a week later, you get all dressed up again and go out and get pictures taken you wouldn't normally do for fear of staining the dress (it's not the goal just much more likely). Anybody ever try that? __________________ The advantage law is the best law in rugby, because it lets you ignore all the others for the good of the game.