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Re: Bank Holiday

#41 Post by anakin » Tue Sep 01, 2009 12:18 pm

a_person wrote: Didn't realise they had a website for it!!! Yeh I couldn't believe how expensive they are either considering how rubbish it looks. I had to go there for a work do once and absolutely hated it! And to imagine getting married there...... :nono:
There is a website for every possible thing that could be a wedding venue. That bingo hall is not the worst I've seen...

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anakin wrote: I initially wanted to get married this Bank Holiday weekend but WAY too expensive so got married at the beginning of August (1 month tomorrow :D woohoo!). Twice the price to get married on BH weekend. Natch.
Congratulations by the way! ;)
Thank you kindly! :P
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Re: Bank Holiday

#42 Post by a_person » Tue Sep 01, 2009 12:22 pm

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a_person wrote: Didn't realise they had a website for it!!! Yeh I couldn't believe how expensive they are either considering how rubbish it looks. I had to go there for a work do once and absolutely hated it! And to imagine getting married there...... :nono:
There is a website for every possible thing that could be a wedding venue. That bingo hall is not the worst I've seen...
Yeh true, when people get married in schools, I find that worse! My Dad wanted my sister to get married in the school we all went to since they rebuilt it and made it into a Banqueting Suite!! Although it looked nice, the point is, we studied there, don't want to get married there too!! My sister almost gave in but I was having none of it! :nono:

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anakin wrote: I initially wanted to get married this Bank Holiday weekend but WAY too expensive so got married at the beginning of August (1 month tomorrow :D woohoo!). Twice the price to get married on BH weekend. Natch.
Congratulations by the way! ;)
Thank you kindly! :P
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Re: Bank Holiday

#43 Post by anakin » Tue Sep 01, 2009 12:29 pm

a_person wrote: Yeh true, when people get married in schools, I find that worse! My Dad wanted my sister to get married in the school we all went to since they rebuilt it and made it into a Banqueting Suite!! Although it looked nice, the point is, we studied there, don't want to get married there too!! My sister almost gave in but I was having none of it! :nono:
I sort of agree... I did see one venue which is a private school for little ones which is stunning (not as nice as the venue we chose obviously(!), but lovely still) but I'd liked to have gone to school there instead! Bit late for that... But I guess it's different as it wasn't the school I went to and it woudl haev been in a marquee...

We should probably start a Wedding thread!
a_person wrote: Doing anything nice for your first month?!!!
haha - yes but not with hubby! A friend is in London for one night only so a quick drink with her then home to hubby! :red: He's gotten off lightly, I'm usually mad on celebrating EVERYTHING I can think of...
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Re: Bank Holiday

#44 Post by a_person » Tue Sep 01, 2009 12:40 pm

anakin wrote: I sort of agree... I did see one venue which is a private school for little ones which is stunning (not as nice as the venue we chose obviously(!), but lovely still) but I'd liked to have gone to school there instead! Bit late for that... But I guess it's different as it wasn't the school I went to and it woudl haev been in a marquee...

We should probably start a Wedding thread!
I agree! Since we love talking about it!!! I love marquees, the ice cream cousin had his family night before wedding in a marquee in his back garden. Perhaps you could send your future kids there one day! :rolleyes: What was your venue like?
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a_person wrote: Doing anything nice for your first month?!!!
haha - yes but not with hubby! A friend is in London for one night only so a quick drink with her then home to hubby! :red: He's gotten off lightly, I'm usually mad on celebrating EVERYTHING I can think of...
Always a reason to celebrate something! Anyway that's what OH's are for!!!
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Re: Bank Holiday

#45 Post by anakin » Tue Sep 01, 2009 12:56 pm

a_person wrote: I agree! Since we love talking about it!!! I love marquees, the ice cream cousin had his family night before wedding in a marquee in his back garden. Perhaps you could send your future kids there one day! :rolleyes:
GREAT IDEA!!! You never know...
a_person wrote: Always a reason to celebrate something! Anyway that's what OH's are for!!!
Clearly we are on the same page!!! o/
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Re: Bank Holiday

#46 Post by andrews » Tue Sep 01, 2009 3:26 pm

anakin wrote:I initially wanted to get married this Bank Holiday weekend but WAY too expensive so got married at the beginning of August (1 month tomorrow :D woohoo!). Twice the price to get married on BH weekend. Natch.
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Re: Bank Holiday

#47 Post by anakin » Tue Sep 01, 2009 3:33 pm

andrews wrote:
anakin wrote:I initially wanted to get married this Bank Holiday weekend but WAY too expensive so got married at the beginning of August (1 month tomorrow :D woohoo!). Twice the price to get married on BH weekend. Natch.
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Why thank you kindly.

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Re: Bank Holiday

#48 Post by a_person » Tue Sep 01, 2009 3:36 pm

Because you're so jolly!!! :D
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Re: Bank Holiday

#49 Post by ppyim » Tue Sep 01, 2009 8:49 pm

andrews wrote:
anakin wrote:I initially wanted to get married this Bank Holiday weekend but WAY too expensive so got married at the beginning of August (1 month tomorrow :D woohoo!). Twice the price to get married on BH weekend. Natch.
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I really like this picture o/

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Re: Bank Holiday

#50 Post by Spanner » Tue Sep 01, 2009 9:28 pm

bah! didn't get to whitby ended up in beamish instead, it's a long woeful tale of extortinate bus ticket rices, stroppy drivers, tantrums in gateshead and a teenage love fest tagging along behind, and the worst of it.... our beamish tickets are valid for a year so guess who's boyf wants to go back this weekend for the steam engine extravaganza...... #sigh# it never rains but it pours, comes to mind!!!! :roll:

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