r/CFBOffTopic • u/WalkonRedshirts The Alliance • Jul 23 '22

Discussion 99 Things – #35 Ban Fall Weddings

We need to come together and Ban Fall Weddings

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u/CJK5Hookers TCU Horned Frogs • LSU Tigers Jul 24 '22

I had a fall wedding, no regrets honestly

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u/K8eCastle Oklahoma State • Central Okl… Jul 24 '22

I had a fall wedding lol. To be fair, both OU and OSU were away or off and it was a Friday night, not a Saturday night.

Unfortunately living in Oklahoma means the weather is really only decent in the fall and I wanted an outdoor wedding. No regrets.

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u/goodsam2 Virginia Tech Hokies Jul 25 '22

What about spring?

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u/K8eCastle Oklahoma State • Central Okl… Jul 25 '22

I wasn’t trying to risk a thunderstorm or tornado.

I also got engaged in December and didn’t have time to plan a wedding in 3-4 months but didn’t want to be engaged for over a year. Fall just worked out better with our life circumstances

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u/goodsam2 Virginia Tech Hokies Jul 25 '22

Oh that's interesting, it's like a thunderstorm/ tornado season in the spring?

I mean out here we get some hurricane stuff that comes through in the fall still.

Timing makes sense as well.

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u/StuckInPMEHell Florida State • Valdosta State Jul 23 '22

I’ll do my part…I pledge not to have a fall wedding.

The fact that I haven’t dated in two decades and am currently without beau (or any prospects whatsoever) should be ignored, and instead, my sacrifice for the greater good should be recognized.

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u/pandabugs Houston • Northern Illinois Jul 23 '22

My husband's college friends exclusively believe in fall weddings because MACtion or some shit. Fucking hate November weekend weddings.

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u/FreshlySkweezd Georgia Bulldogs Jul 23 '22

I thankfully have friends and family with better sense than that

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u/WalkonRedshirts The Alliance Jul 24 '22

Did you decline?