Weddings.

As for my engagement ring, I didn't even get one until we had been married for several years. The engagement ring I have now isn't even that original. I accidentally threw the original away years ago, and the insurance replaced it for me, conveniently enough with a higher quality diamond. I will never be that careless again!

scootiebee wrote:

As for my engagement ring, I didn't even get one until we had been married for several years. The engagement ring I have now isn't even that original. I accidentally threw the original away years ago, and the insurance replaced it for me, conveniently enough with a higher quality diamond. I will never be that careless again!

:ohmy: How did you accidentally throw it away?

My parents had a pretty simple wedding. I'm torn about ideas for any future ones of mine. I just know I want it to be something special and unusual..But not really expensive either.

..I'd probably give it a theme and require everyone attending to dress up.

An advert for Smirnoff comes to mind.



It just adds to the whole 'magical/unforgettable' aspect if you get everyone to dress up. In my mind, anyway.

I'm not surprised scootiebee lost her engagement ring, such things can happen. My parents don't even wear their wedding bands and mum also never had an engagement ring. I think they don't even know where their bands are...

If I could choose, I would never get married. Or have kids, but that's another story.

I just don't like the idea. I love my boy and have been faitful to him for these 2 years, but I don't want to think that it'll last forever. I just never liked the thought of being with one guy for the rest of my life... never understood the fun with it, so to say.

I live for now, with enough planning to make it, and not in the future. I don't know what will happen, either to me or my thoughts, and I don't want to know. I'll get there in time.

I'm with Corpse. Don't want to get married. AND DEFINATELY don't want kids. Heck, I don't even believe in love, so how could I get married?

After swearing up and down for years that I never would get married, I did nearly three years ago. It wasn't much of a leap though. We'd been together for seven years before we went and got a piece of paper. Everything was just the same afterwards except that we got to have a big party! I booked one of the ballrooms at the hotel I work at (I have a huge family that I`m very close to so we had to rent a space to fit us all in!), we had a marriage commisioner do the ceremony right in there and moved straight into the reception. It went really well and was a ton of fun!