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Possibly the same as my Elliott. Take someHi Pete, thats very kind thank you
I need to do a bit of digging ref the sizes, if I have the cutters I might have a bash myself but if I get stuck or make a hash of it (quite likely
Good luck Memmeddu. I hope you have as much love , fun & happiness as Alison & I ( married 33 yrs this year & it's still very good ) .
Thank you so much
33 years, you are just a beginner Dapph,
48 for me. I can’t kick her out, she has all the passwords for the bank account! Really it is the best 7/6d I could have spent for the marriage licence all those years ago, especially in these difficult lockdown times. Do you still have to get a marriage licence & how much?
That's the cheap part, it's the tens of thousands on the ceremony, owls flying the rings down the aisle, orchestras, fanciest venue that can be found, gold plated horse and carriage to the venue, foreign stag/hen do and all that followed by the interest on the debt for the next 20 years, oh and not forgetting the cost of the divorce, which usually happens quicker than the loan for the wedding is paid offEDIT, just looked it up, blimey, £35, no wonder marriage is going out of fashion
Very true, when I see these modern weddings & all the rubbish they have to have, I always think “that‘s a deposit on a house, what are you doing”That's the cheap part, it's the tens of thousands on the ceremony, owls flying the rings down the aisle, orchestras, fanciest venue that can be found, gold plated horse and carriage to the venue, foreign stag/hen do and all that followed by the interest on the debt for the next 20 years, oh and not forgetting the cost of the divorce, which usually happens quicker than the loan for the wedding is paid off
Not for the last year, perhaps that is something else that will be re assessed post covid, who knows.That's the cheap part, it's the tens of thousands on the ceremony, owls flying the rings down the aisle, orchestras, fanciest venue that can be found, gold plated horse and carriage to the venue, foreign stag/hen do and all that followed by the interest on the debt for the next 20 years, oh and not forgetting the cost of the divorce, which usually happens quicker than the loan for the wedding is paid off
Had a disasterous 14 years , plus a four year holiday before hand , three of which my future wife & I lived in sin ( and enjoyed every moment of it) ... get some time in???33 years, you are just a beginner Dapph,
EDIT, just looked it up, blimey, £35, no wonder marriage is going out of fashion
15 August 1966 my first wedding costs beside the licence was £10 worth of sandwiches served in the old whitewashed out building of the pub ...no honeymoon straight back out to BAOR Germany to the middle of a wood on exercise for six weeks playing soldier games three days later ..... one of which was spent travelling . Met up with my wife again 5 Nov 66 .. the whole marriage turned out to be a very damp squibb.That's the cheap part, it's the tens of thousands on the ceremony, owls flying the rings down the aisle, orchestras, fanciest venue that can be found, gold plated horse and carriage to the venue, foreign stag/hen do and all that followed by the interest on the debt for the next 20 years, oh and not forgetting the cost of the divorce, which usually happens quicker than the loan for the wedding is paid off
I lived in hope ... My lay preacher Maiden Aunt kind of summed things up after my ex wife left me with two kiddies in March 1984 four years after I got crippled in in HMF
Hahaha. I got married 10ish years ago. Thankfully neither of us wanted a big wedding. Small ceremony and lunch with a few friends and family, then a big pissup in a pub's upstairs room.
How many hours did you take on Fusion 360 to design it & what did you print it out in ?
Sounds like a lovely place.
