08-02-2016, 11:18 AM
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Do You Refuse To Be A 'Plate Licker'?
Does it offend you if you only get an invite to the evening 'do' of a wedding? Some people term it as, 'The Licking Of The Plates'!There are some that if they're not invited to the whole wedding day, they refuse the evening invite!!
What are your views on this?
08-02-2016, 11:48 AM
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Re: Do You Refuse To Be A 'Plate Licker'?
'Plate Licker'
I have never heard that term Art .
I avoid weddings if at all possible and those I am invited to are close family so I have never been invited to separate 'doos', I get to endure the whole lot
I do hate the evening part, loud dreadful music and being unable to hold a conversation is not my sort of thing.
08-02-2016, 12:02 PM
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Re: Do You Refuse To Be A 'Plate Licker'?
I think evening do's only came in around the 60's and, before that, people waved the couple off to their honeymoon in daylight hours. The evening party was just a continuation of the celebration and now they even have themed weddings.In my opinion weddings are becoming a way to spend money that the couple could make far better use of and I would therefore prefer that the evening expense was used to give the couple a better start in life together.
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