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Pagan weddings and no fuss
Kaz Started conversation Jun 26, 2003
You can avoid all the stuff by not inviting anyone at all! We had our pagan wedding on Lughnasadh the 31 July 2000. We asked nature to witness our vow of togetherness through all eternity.
We then did the paperwork one on Beltaine the 1 May 2003, invited minimal people, no dresses, no speeches, no photographer, no flowers etc. Oh apart from a sprig of hawthorn which is sacred on Beltaine. We then went out for chinese and everybody had fun and remained relaxed.
Pagan weddings and no fuss
Bellman Posted Jun 30, 2003
We had a christian wedding with no fuss 28 years ago. Less fuss than yours even because we didn't have to do any separate paperwork afterwards.
Pagan weddings and no fuss
Bagpuss Posted Jun 30, 2003
Anyone else reminded of "Spaceballs" here?
"The short short version. Do you?"
"Yes."
"Do you?"
"Yes."
"Right, you're married. Kiss 'er!"
(Apologies for mangling the script).
Pagan weddings and no fuss
Kaz Posted Jul 1, 2003
Hi Bellman, thats the joys of having your faith accepted by government!
Pagan weddings and no fuss
Bellman Posted Jul 1, 2003
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Funnier than you think. If we'd have got married at my church (Baptist) we'd have had to get civil approval for it. We went to my wife's (Anglican) church instead.
Pagan weddings and no fuss
Bagpuss Posted Jul 3, 2003
Dunno. I've never been quite sure about those Baptist types myself.
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