Nienna_Lady_of_Tears
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We got married on a Wednesday. But then again we also had to pay for a witness. It was a civil ceremony.
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Nienna_Lady_of_Tears said:We got married on a Wednesday. But then again we also had to pay for a witness. It was a civil ceremony.
What is a civil ceremony? Why do u need a witness I thought the priest guy does it
Nienna_Lady_of_Tears said:A civil ceremony is a government ceremony. We did not have a church wedding, because my husband and I were homeless. We eloped because my family had taken to locking me in my bedroom.
The government requires a witness for the ceremony. My family did not want me marrying my husband anyway (They had arranged a marriage for me and was offered $25,000 for me... so I essentially had cheated them out of 25k dollars... regardless of the fact that this was essentially illegal.) So we had to pay for a government provided witness.
So I've been thinking a lot about this lately. I would prefer to not get married on a holiday (a national holiday, not "hug a stranger" type holidays lol) or on a close relative or friends birthday. For example, I know about 3 cfers who got married on the same day and someone else who has a b-day on that same day. I really dont want that to happen. lol Now of course realistically speaking I know things change from day to day and with my luck we will pick out a date and someone will either have a wedding, or have a child on that day lol So its not the end of the world if the wedding is shared.
Anyhow enough rambling. My question is for those married and engaged, what day of the week did you choose to get married on?
For those not married, do you have a preference on what day of the week you want your wedding on?
Why? What about holidays are they a no no to get married on in your opinion or fine?