Weddings
#21
Posted 08 March 2006 - 01:14 PM
#23
Posted 08 March 2006 - 01:30 PM
This is really none of my business but since you did post it in public, I really don't think the two of you would get along at all Just very different personalities with very different outlooks and philosophies ...
#24
Posted 08 March 2006 - 01:49 PM
I don't know, but perphas you could put your two cents into it since you did it anyway.
#25
Posted 08 March 2006 - 03:12 PM
Edited by Anahid Takouhi, 08 March 2006 - 03:13 PM.
#26
Posted 08 March 2006 - 07:38 PM
#28
Posted 08 March 2006 - 11:43 PM
#29
Posted 08 March 2006 - 11:43 PM
#30
Posted 09 March 2006 - 04:56 AM
Eve, congrats and my best wishes. I, too, am having a hard time believing it - can't say I'm certain why.
#31
Posted 09 March 2006 - 11:54 AM
DW? You mean you don't know?? I though we covered this Kidding.
DW = the Dear Wife - although I hate using that term: 'wife' it sounds awful. But if I referred to her as my girlfriend, folks around here would get certain impressions of me
Nice to see you around again Stormig jan
#32
Posted 12 March 2006 - 09:04 PM
Armenian weddings are the exact opposite - everything is carefully planed and arranged and suddenly something happens and the organization is **** up. Nevertheless the Armenian weddings are unforgettable (or rather unmemorable) parties.
As to the ceremony the Protestant (Baptist) couple whose marriage ceremony I attended broke all the records for short and concise ceremony. The poor guy went "down the drain" in 20 minutes. As smart as Baptists are, I started thinking...OK, nothing is happening by accident in this world. The ceremony was short not to give him enough time to re-think his decision I guess.
The Catholic wedding was closer to ours in any respect, except that they were not as loud as we are.
The Armenian Apostolic Church wedding ceremony is living hell (especially for the bride on high hills)! I don't know why but our holly fathers decided to include in the marriage ceremony every single thing from the Bible that pertains to matrimony. Usually the priests are very strict and don't make compromise with shortening the stuff. It takes at least good two and a half hours, sometimes more.
Now here is the positive aspect of it. The groom and the bride have all the time in the world to say "yes" or "no" or "whatever".
In the mean time, the guests are so tired (hungry and thirsty that) that adds up to the joyous mood.
God forbid if I have to make plans for wedding I would limit it to the closest relatives and friends on both sides and that’s it.
#34
Posted 13 March 2006 - 12:56 PM
hehehe
Evul jan. I wish you all the best in the world.
I have been to 2 weddings on the beach. One on the low end and one on the very high end and they were both the best weddings I have ever been too. By FAR.
First of all, I am sorry I take so long to get back to the threads I start. It's a bad habit.
Second of all Azatyush, you took too long. And thank you ponchikes, thank you for wonderful wishes, always with elegance.
Oh man, the beach was my first idea. I wanted the beach, clams, bonfires, beers and guitars. Most people laughed at me.
But seriously, considering everything it really wouldn't be good for others, for us anything is perfect. In other words our families are wonderfully supportive and loving. His family is religious but they were happy with whatever we chose. My family is not and both said that it's our wedding, that means anything we want goes.
So being that I am not a fan of fancy-schmancy stuff, I want no church, I want no big wedding cake gown. I don't want a wedding registry. I want a civil ceremony, a simple dress and lots of food, and dancing. And I am lucky to have an amazing fiance who has similar views and values and the biggest heart! Everyone should enjoy the day, and no, I hardly think of impressing anyone, I just want everyone to have a good time.
#35
Posted 13 March 2006 - 01:02 PM
Wow...Well Sip, thanks for being my friend manager...apparently free of charge. Although I may end up alone on the planet but at least I will have a friend manager.
I hope you didn't misunderstand me on my above post as I didn't mean anything but that matter of fact. Didn't mean anything negative.
Anyhow, a long time ago when I found out that you live in New York City and that I'm living in New Jersey, which is very close to you, I have extended my friendship to you and wanted to meet you sometimes and you never answered me. But that's passed now.
I sincerely wish you all the best of luck in your upcoming marriage and I wish that it'll be a very successful and a loving union between you and your husband to be.
Anahid,
First of all pay no attention to Sip, he likes to be provocative at times. Secondly I honestly don't remember recieving any invitations or offers, would I have gotten the message I would have certainly responded. I don't see why we cannot meet one day. And thank you for your warm wishes.
#36
Posted 13 March 2006 - 01:17 PM
Eve, congrats and my best wishes. I, too, am having a hard time believing it - can't say I'm certain why.
You know, as I've mentioned before, I have never really been interested in marriage. It's a scary, scary zone for me. My friends never really pictured me getting married any time soon, and honestly neither did I. But when you meet someone so amazing, your outlook changes completely. Sure I am still nervous and scared, but I am very certain. I realized that there are no guarantees and no calculations, there is no right or wrong time. It's however you feel, and you have to go into it and give it your all, work on it and be optimistic. Everything else is fate.
As for reactions I never thought that I would receive the reactions that I did. My guy friend was shocked, he stuttered a little bit as he congratulated and walked out and never called me (he lives with his gf). My coworker grabbed her face and started repeating "NO, no, no" it took her sometime before she unexcitedly wished me congratulations. Her words were "I never thought you would ever get married." She is also going through a divorce. My childhood friend cried for about 20 minutes. And so on. Actually besides the whole wedding thing, it's very interesting to see the reactions from people, you find out strange things. And I can't believe that marriage has such an effect on people. Nothing really changed, I am still with the person and I am still me. The only thing that changed is my status. Why is that such a big deal?
What saddens me is that people still find marriage as a symbol of status. Basically you are never really complete until you are married. I personally think it's BS. I realized that marriage is a beautiful thing, finding the right person can change your life completely, and bring so much happiness. But I still think that people should consider marriage only because they have found the right person, and not because it's time. I never thought of marriage until I met my dude. Anywhoo people are strange...
#37
Posted 13 March 2006 - 01:32 PM
Congrats and wish you aaaaaaaaaall the best
#38
Posted 13 March 2006 - 02:06 PM
#39
Posted 13 March 2006 - 02:39 PM
#40
Posted 13 March 2006 - 03:38 PM
Congratulations Evelina! That's awesome! I wish you all the best and happiness in life.
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