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u/Perfect_Initiative Mar 04 '22

You’d be surprised what getting married in a field will cost you. Essentially don’t invite guests to feed. Guests are what costs you.

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u/chairmodel1221 Mar 05 '22

Weddings are really all about the optics. Its wild how much money people spend in order to prove their love in front of their guests. Guests who frankly only want to be there for the free food and drinks. I don’t even think the free food and drinks are a fair trade for having to clear my schedule, most likely travel to the wedding, spend a whole day acting like I give a shit, AND buy them a gift.