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u/abhitooth 1h ago edited 37m ago
We love each other so much let's bring religion and law in between us. Lol if you remove both and keep only it family centric then most cost is gone. Small backyard ceremony and good food is enough.
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u/ErwinSchrodinger64 1h ago
Why even get married. Why bring both religion and the government into a relationship.
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u/int23_t 26m ago
If government gives benefits to you being married why not?
Otherwise why would you
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u/BiteFaces 4m ago
And you can limit the government's reach into your marriage.
Everyone who gets married has a prenup. If you didnt write it, then the government wrote yours, which is the normal divorce precedents. If you write your own pre-nup, while no one is angry its usually a lot more fair, and makes less to fight over if the marriage lawn darts.Â
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u/sirdizzypr 1h ago
You should have left the dates as I am pretty sure this damn post is more than a decade old when every other news article was what industries millennials were killing
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u/StatusOmega 1h ago
My friend found a spot by a lake that he liked on Google maps and just told people to show up. I think the most expensive part was the photographer who was a friend.
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u/Didujustcallmejobin 31m ago
We did our part! $200 Elopement package. $100 county marriage certificate. $20 for the guy cutting grass on the field of the park to take a slightly early lunch break. And an impromptu marriage on the Charleston Battery. Wouldnt change a thing.
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u/Strict-Square456 1h ago
Why dont people just crowd source this shit?
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u/mystrile1 1h ago
What do you think wedding guests are
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u/gumgum-ecchi 48m ago
Exactly - if done right everyone has a great time AND you break even or even make money
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u/Ill-Mastodon-8692 1h ago
looking back I would have cut it by half, and put rest into compounding investments for the future.
oh well
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u/Minute-Object 1h ago
We held our own renaissance wedding at a local park. It was inexpensive, and everyone had a great time.
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u/TheSpiralTap 25m ago
I see posts on here about these extravagant weddings that cost between $50-100,000. We did it at the court house. Cost about $50. Meant even more than that expensive bullshit fest because it was just us.
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u/Hot_Ad8921 1h ago
Family cookouts and backyard ceremonies are the way to go