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To: FaultLine who wrote (6871)	10/3/2000 4:38:35 AM
From: DownSouth	Respond to of 22706

What FL says is true. The bride's family is responsible for putting on a beautiful ceremony in a 1) beautiful church with 2) beautiful flowers 3) beautiful candles 4) spiritually inspired minister 5) beautiful wedding gown 6) beautiful programs 7) beautiful music 8) managed by an ex-marine wedding coordinator followed by: 8) a festive reception in a 9) beautiful house/club/restaurant with 10) beautiful flowers 11) beautiful cake 12) wonderful food 13) great music 14) motivated, well-managed wait staff If you are lucky, the groom's parents will provide 1) a party after the rehearsal 2) a beautiful limousine for the lovely couple 3) an open bar at the reception 4) some cash for the honeymoon Together, the groom's and bride's parents may be expected to: 1) have a quiet, but well provisioned brunch the morning after for all of the out of town guests If you're really lucky, you will be glad your daughter married a great guy with a promising future and parents with whom you can have a good relationship. If you're not so lucky, you do all this work, spend all this money, work all this time so she can marry a schmuck with rude parents who are only able to raise schmuck's. Fortunately, my new son-in-law falls well within the former category!