Busted !

[TheRustyScupper]

Again, this is my mental picture of Rusty:

1) Not bad, really.
2) But, I go more for the Fedora look.
3) And, no cassack under a leather coat.
4) In fact, no leather ("duster") coat.
5) Just
. . . shirt
. . . collar
. . . stole
. . . cross
. . . spurs, as needed (usually when the groom starts to get nervous)
. . . plus, arrive in an SUV, and not on a white steed at full gallop

 

[CPT Tripss]

Exactlywhat principle are you standing up for? Everyone seems to think they have a right to things/experiences that they can't afford so they'll just lie/steal to get it. Great message "reverend". As I told my kids in the midst of life's disappointments, "THIS is not a crisis." If couples can't make a magical experience with what they have maybe it's about the "show" and not the marriage.

Amen Sister! That kind of behavior ought to be busted . . . it's way beyond " spreading a little pixie dust."

 

[John VN]

All one needs to do is observe people in their words and actions to get an understanding of how privileged our world has become. Little to no respect for others or rules or laws because of the in my own opinion or I just don't agree with that attitude. Just sayin.

Flame suit on.

 

[NewRVLady]

I wonder how the ad for this service reads?

"Save thousands on your Vow Renewel at WDW!"
I cant imagine the ad for this service not catching Disney's attention by now!?

 

[tiggerdad]

Fish ain't bitin here...

 

[TheRustyScupper]

I wonder how the ad for this service reads? . . . "Save thousands on your Vow Renewel at WDW!" . . . I cant imagine the ad for this service not catching Disney's attention by now!?

1) Alas, no ads, no website.
2) All word-of-mouth.
3) Of course, there are other Officiants that perform such vows at WDW, so not "by myself" on this one.

 

[MaryAnnDVC]

1) "But mooooommmmm, all the other kids are doing iiiiiiit!"
2) "I don't care what the other kids are doing."
3) "MY kids aren't going to be be self-centered and entitled."
4) Nor proud of being so.
5) Common sense IS so rare.
6) Checking in over there today.
7) Lots to see.
8) Teachabe moments are so important.
9) That's why I was actually thankful for bad behavior.
10) Gave me a chance to raise my own kids well.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

Exactlywhat principle are you standing up for? Everyone seems to think they have a right to things/experiences that they can't afford so they'll just lie/steal to get it. Great message "reverend". As I told my kids in the midst of life's disappointments, "THIS is not a crisis." If couples can't make a magical experience with what they have maybe it's about the "show" and not the marriage.

1) Interesting slant.
2) Not sure if this is lying or stealing.
3) In cases like this, maybe IT IS about the marriage and not about the show.
4) Romance is in the eyes of the participants.
5) After some Due Diligence, one can usually determine pretty much if this is for the show or for the marriage. *
6) If people bought only those things they could afford at the time, there would be no need for credit cards or loans.
7) That is what made America economically great, not the auto industry, but the availability of credit.
8) So, if one can ease the expense of something for someone, why not?
9) If people do have a deep desire to marry, but can't afford some aspect that makes it special and meaningful, maybe, just maybe, THIS is a crisis. **
10) I must have misssed something, since I don't remember my ordination ceremony ever mentioning to only marry people who could afford it.
11) Looking back when I first got married, I am not so sure, to this day, if I could afford it . . . and probably could not.

* Conversations with the participants are mandatory prior to marriage vows by most ministers. Due Diligence is crtitical: as I am not a Justice-of-The-Peace . . . who must marry people who merely present themselves before me with a marriage license.

** One needs to define Crisis. In my experience, a crisis is a Medic working in a Hot-LZ waiting for air cover that doesn't materialize. Things are all relative.

 

[NOLA_Tink]

1) "But mooooommmmm, all the other kids are doing iiiiiiit!"
2) "I don't care what the other kids are doing."
3) "MY kids aren't going to be be self-centered and entitled."
4) Nor proud of being so.
5) Common sense IS so rare.
6) Checking in over there today.
7) Lots to see.
8) Teachabe moments are so important.
9) That's why I was actually thankful for bad behavior.
10) Gave me a chance to raise my own kids well.

#9 says it all. I always think it's interesting when people enjoy watching others engage in what they perceive is "bad behavior" because it makes them feel better about themselves. That speaks volumes about a person's character.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

#9 says it all. I always think it's interesting when people enjoy watching others engage in what they perceive is "bad behavior" because it makes them feel better about themselves. That speaks volumes about a person's character.

1) Now, now, now.
2) Opinions are fine.
3) Let's not judge on the stength of a posting or two.

 

[MaryAnnDVC]

1) Interesting slant.
2) Not sure if this is lying or stealing.
3) In cases like this, maybe IT IS about the marriage and not about the show.
4) Romance is in the eyes of the participants.
5) After some Due Diligence, one can usually determine pretty much if this is for the show or for the marriage. *
6) If people bought only those things they could afford at the time, there would be no need for credit cards or loans.
7) That is what made America economically great, not the auto industry, but the availability of credit.
8) So, if one can ease the expense of something for someone, why not?
9) If people do have a deep desire to marry, but can't afford some aspect that makes it special and meaningful, maybe, just maybe, THIS is a crisis. **
10) I must have misssed something, since I don't remember my ordination ceremony ever mentioning to only marry people who could afford it.
11) Looking back when I first got married, I am not so sure, to this day, if I could afford it . . . and probably could not.

* Conversations with the participants are mandatory prior to marriage vows by most ministers. Due Diligence is crtitical: as I am not a Justice-of-The-Peace . . . who must marry people who merely present themselves before me with a marriage license.

** One needs to define Crisis. In my experience, a crisis is a Medic working in a Hot-LZ waiting for air cover that doesn't materialize. Things are all relative.

1) you ARE sure that this is lying and stealing.
2) You're doing it anyway.
3) People aren't using credit to pay for their vow renewal.
4) They're stealing with your help.
5) Getting married costs little more than a license and an officiant.
6) If that's all you can afford then that's what you do.
7) If you want more, use credit.
8) You don't lie and steal.

MaryAnn, you sound like an ***.

Surely that's a compliment since you apparently also promote lying and stealing. Thank you!!!

1) Now, now, now.
2) Opinions are fine.
3) Let's not judge on the stength of a posting or two.

1) Or a slew of them.

 

[tiggerdad]

 

[4077]

One thing for sure, this makes you realize just how many people read posts in all areas of DIS....folks who don't often post in a certain area speak up when the right button is pushed....(I guess)

 

[NewRVLady]

After searching on internet, there are lots of these 'Unofficial " Vow renewal services out there for WDW
I guess we should compliment the OP for getting Bizness with only "word of mouth"?

 

[4077]

Crackin' me up tiggerdad

 

[4077]

I am wondering (because I have no clue)....is there anywhere that is says VR's or anything of the sort are expressly forbidden on Disney property without proper prior authorization? I mean, I suppose we could start a whole thread about things that are or are not permitted to occur on private property without consent/authorization. Obviously unlawful acts are not permitted, but what about other things? Is there a general statement spmewhere that anything that results in "profit" (without Disney blessing" is unauthorized?) What if someone wanted to go around giving out free VR's just because. If this person is not making any money, can Disney still get miffed? I suppose, legally, you can squash anything you don't like on your private property....interesting, at any rate....

 

[TheRustyScupper]

[QUOTE="4077, post: 53293957, member: 467381]. . . Is there a general statement spmewhere . . .[/QUOTE]


1) No.
2) There is no oifficial policy that says you MUST use WDW Weddings to get married at WDW.
. . . no where in WDW literature
. . . no where on the www.disneyweddings.com webpages

3) Without a WDW Wedding Planner, you cannot use specific venues, such as
. . . the Wedding Pavilion
. . . parks
. . . some resorts or "wedding spots" within some resorts
4) In fact
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[TheRustyScupper]

I am wondering (because I have no clue)....is there anywhere that is says VR's or anything of the sort are expressly forbidden on Disney property without proper prior authorization?

See above reply.

 

[MaryAnnDVC]

1) So you were doing NOTHING against Disney policy?
2) So you weren't really "busted"?
3) So you were making it all up?
4) Because you want attention?
5) Because any attention is good?
5) To drum up business for your cheap service?

 

[4077]

Nevermind, not worth the typing...