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whynot




Post #1 of 3 (775 views)
     Formal vow renewal  

what is so wrong with having a formal renewal of vows. As long as the guest understand that it is a renewal of vows and no gifts are needed. I believe that if a person wants a formal renew they should be able to do so. They must let the guest know that it is a renewal and that their attendance would be wonderful but not required. Besides it just might bring back memories of why some got married in the first place. Remind them of the romance that was once a large part of their own lives before kids and bills. Romance is what I want my guests to remember and feel when I renew my vows with my husband of 10 yrs.


(This post was edited by TWQadmin on Feb 7, 2009, 8:04 AM)

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Post #2 of 3 (769 views)
     Re: vow renewal [In reply to]  

The vow renewal should not appear as a wedding. It is not a gift giving event so, unless you're asked directly about gifts, no mention of gifts is necessary.
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Post #3 of 3 (750 views)
     Re: Formal vow renewal [In reply to]  

And, please read our many, many posts concerning this as we have answered this same exact question multiple times. You might find out that your event could be considered appropriate.
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