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In this time of austerity would it be better if the wedding was held in a Registry Office?

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sandyRoe | 08:34 Wed 17th Nov 2010 | ChatterBank
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And they could buy some stuff from Iceland for the reception.
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Yes but that won't happen will it.
08:35 Wed 17th Nov 2010
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No it wouldn't be better at all. that's the short answer............
08:35 Wed 17th Nov 2010
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No, bugger off!

I want the pomp and ceremony, I will not be denied it!!!
08:36 Wed 17th Nov 2010
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Okey dokey. It was just a suggestion.
08:36 Wed 17th Nov 2010
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every other couple getting married spends what they want.
08:37 Wed 17th Nov 2010
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Steady on, don't go rash - their gardens must be full of stuff that'll only go off. Brenda could make a big hot pot with a crust on, and some beetroot.
08:37 Wed 17th Nov 2010
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The radio's just telling me that today, the couple will sit down with advisers to start planning the wedding.... but you're right, Chas and Camilla were married in a register office (due to their circumstances) and that seemed to go OK (and I loved her hat).
08:38 Wed 17th Nov 2010
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