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OT: Silver Anniversary YarnWright 08-21-2008
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Posted by YarnWright on August 21, 2008, 8:49 am


Today's our 25th anniversary, and we did NOT go to Gatlinburg. Why not?
Because every single teeny wedding chapel in the area wants $200, yes two
hundred dollars just for two people to renew their wedding vows in a five minute
ceremony.
We wouldn't've minded $100-$150 for one night in a cabin there, but another $200
to renew, just because its the Smoky Mountains and Gatlinburg?
Totally outrageous, or as my sister aptly put it: Holy RipOff, Batman!
So, we're spending the day window shopping after we fix the fridge, then going
out for a nice quiet dinner later on.
So far, the phone has not rung with any congrats..... guess things are different
than they were 40 some years ago, Siver Anniversary's were SUCH a
big deal then, with big parties etc.
Have a really great day everyone, I'm offline the rest of the day!
Hugs,
Noreen


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Posted by Mary Fisher on August 21, 2008, 10:37 am



> Today's our 25th anniversary, and we did NOT go to Gatlinburg. Why not?
> Because every single teeny wedding chapel in the area wants $200, yes two
> hundred dollars just for two people to renew their wedding vows in a five
> minute ceremony.

That's disgraceful.

Anyway, if you've made it to 25 you shouldn't need to renew :-)

...

> So, we're spending the day window shopping after we fix the fridge, then
> going out for a nice quiet dinner later on.
> So far, the phone has not rung with any congrats..... guess things are
> different than they were 40 some years ago, Siver Anniversary's were SUCH
> a
> big deal then, with big parties etc.

Ours was a small party but people kept on coming and we had to move round
the table and bring in more chairs, like the Mad Hatter's Tea Party. It was
memorable.

> Have a really great day everyone, I'm offline the rest of the day!

Well, I hope you had a great day too and a great evening and ... well,
congratulations. Only another 25 years to the next Big One :-) That doesn't
mean you shouldn't celebrate your Pearl 930), ruby (40) and Sapphire (45 and
difficult to get cards for but we had a lot of fun with everyone dressing in
blue, punting on the Cam - Cambridge is the pale blue university, Oxford is
the dark blue - eating blue foods and finding wines in blue bottles!)

Mary

Mary
>



Posted by Bruce Fletcher (remove denture on August 21, 2008, 1:24 pm


YarnWright wrote:
> Today's our 25th anniversary, and we did NOT go to Gatlinburg. Why not?
Because every single teeny wedding chapel in the area wants $200, yes two
> hundred dollars just for two people to renew their wedding vows in a five
minute ceremony.
> We wouldn't've minded $100-$150 for one night in a cabin there, but another
$200 to renew, just because its the Smoky Mountains and Gatlinburg?
> Totally outrageous, or as my sister aptly put it: Holy RipOff, Batman!
> So, we're spending the day window shopping after we fix the fridge, then going
out for a nice quiet dinner later on.
> So far, the phone has not rung with any congrats..... guess things are
different than they were 40 some years ago, Siver Anniversary's were SUCH a
> big deal then, with big parties etc.
> Have a really great day everyone, I'm offline the rest of the day!
> Hugs,
> Noreen

Avoid the wedding chapels (dreadful terminology!) and go to a "real"
church or chapel, Episcopalian, Baptist etc. Here in the UK most places
I know of won't even charge or at least ask for a nominal donation.
--
Bruce Fletcher
Stronsay, Orkney UK
<http://preview.tinyurl.com/3b54af>

Posted by Samantha Hill - remove TRASH t on August 21, 2008, 3:43 pm


Bruce Fletcher (remove dentures to reply) wrote:
>
> Avoid the wedding chapels (dreadful terminology!) and go to a "real"
> church or chapel, Episcopalian, Baptist etc. Here in the UK most places
> I know of won't even charge or at least ask for a nominal donation.

Most of them around where I live will unless you are already affiliated
with the church somehow.

Posted by Mary Fisher on August 22, 2008, 5:05 am



> Bruce Fletcher (remove dentures to reply) wrote:
>>
>> Avoid the wedding chapels (dreadful terminology!) and go to a "real"
>> church or chapel, Episcopalian, Baptist etc. Here in the UK most places I
>> know of won't even charge or at least ask for a nominal donation.
>
> Most of them around where I live will unless you are already affiliated
> with the church somehow.

If you have no link with them why would you want to renew your vows there?

Mary



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