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I'm just wondering would it be possible for a baptised Catholic to use a Church of Ireland church for their wedding sermon? All the really cool, ancient/pre-Reformation churches around here are now in the possession of the Anglican church and I'm wondering would it be acceptable for us to have our Catholic sermon in these really historically cool churches?

Does anyone know where I could hire bridesmaid dresses in either Munster or Connacht? Would love some good quality dresses but dont wnat to buy some for one day.

Annes bakery supply brides and grooms with cakes don't know if they have styrofoam but you can do no harm trying

Quote: Originally Posted by antiskeptic Also, if wanting relaxation, avoid a remotely placed top table with the traditional bride/groom/bestman/bridesmaid/4 parents scenario - sat facing out into the room. I've not seen a wedding where such a top table looked like they were enjoying themselves. Get in the middle of things so that all aren't staring at you. +1 to this. Previously any reception I've been at has had the top table...

They hired me for two hours, one hour for the church and one for the walk across and some formals. Worked out really well and kept it really low key

I suggest you make it by youself~~It's memorable

Quote: Originally Posted by Angel2009 not really, im having two flowergirls also. Does this sound a bit overboard?? IMO, it does sound a bit overboard. You're going to have 5 bridesmaids and 2 flower girls on the day. That's a lot of people. Can you find something for your sister to do so she feels involved? It's your wedding so if you think 5 bm's are fine then go ahead but personally I'd feel very claustrophobic...

Definately circular: at least you have some hope of being able to talk to everyone. If uts rectangle you are definately shouting to talk to the persona t the other end of the table

Our recent reception was held in a Dublin restaurant with rectangular tables fairly closely set together. There was about 10-12 folk per table and around 100 overall. What we noticed was the stark difference in athmosphere between this set up and the reception we'd been at a few weeks before - where circular tables were used with about the same number of people at them. There was a constant buzz of conversation at our reception and a...

Hello there. I don't know of any jewellers off hand who offer this, though it seems to be quite common online probably only as a sweetener for online purchasing. Your best bet is to ring a few jewellers you're interested in and ask. Look out for your local independent jewellers' terms and conditions. The chances are that a remote prospective buyer will be told of less options than someone in the shop with chosen ring and a...