Beep
My heart and soul live in Florida!
- Joined
- May 30, 2007
Hi there, your ideas and planning look great!
Please don't take this the wrong way but if someone is dictating what you decide to do because of their attitude and personal ideas then I would tell them to *&!£. It is your wedding, not theirs, and you should have exactly what you want. If they don't 'get it' and don't want to go then it is their loss. They should be happy for you and respect that it is personal for you, even if it isn't what they would have chosen.
I was married back in 1992 and most of the day ended up with what everyone else wanted for us, not what we wanted. Don't get me wrong, we had a fantastic day but the things that stick with me the most are the things I didn't want but went along with for my parents sake.
We are getting married at Disney next year and are doing it exactly the way we want. My Mom was very dubious at first (Mickey Mouse wedding in more sense than one - you know the sort of thing) but we have explained what our plans are and why and she sees that it is totally us.
We have complete control over what we are doing and are so happy to be planning it. We are funding the wedding totally by ourselves which also helps as I think people feel they have a say in it if they are helping financially. My parents have given us $2000 in my grandparents name (they died earlier this year) towards the wedding - well, honeymoon to be precise so that we can stay on property but have made no demands on what we do with the money.
If your Aunt is adamant that she won't go then I would say weigh up the pros of a Disney wedding that you really want as opposed to the cons of your Aunt not going. If it would cause problems in the family with her not going then I would invite her and let her make her own choice.
Hope it works out for you - follow your dreams.
xx
Please don't take this the wrong way but if someone is dictating what you decide to do because of their attitude and personal ideas then I would tell them to *&!£. It is your wedding, not theirs, and you should have exactly what you want. If they don't 'get it' and don't want to go then it is their loss. They should be happy for you and respect that it is personal for you, even if it isn't what they would have chosen.
I was married back in 1992 and most of the day ended up with what everyone else wanted for us, not what we wanted. Don't get me wrong, we had a fantastic day but the things that stick with me the most are the things I didn't want but went along with for my parents sake.
We are getting married at Disney next year and are doing it exactly the way we want. My Mom was very dubious at first (Mickey Mouse wedding in more sense than one - you know the sort of thing) but we have explained what our plans are and why and she sees that it is totally us.
We have complete control over what we are doing and are so happy to be planning it. We are funding the wedding totally by ourselves which also helps as I think people feel they have a say in it if they are helping financially. My parents have given us $2000 in my grandparents name (they died earlier this year) towards the wedding - well, honeymoon to be precise so that we can stay on property but have made no demands on what we do with the money.
If your Aunt is adamant that she won't go then I would say weigh up the pros of a Disney wedding that you really want as opposed to the cons of your Aunt not going. If it would cause problems in the family with her not going then I would invite her and let her make her own choice.
Hope it works out for you - follow your dreams.
xx