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For some reason, weddings and children seem to bring it out in people. Everyone thinks they know best and that you, of course, want to know how they would do it, because naturally you won’t have an opinion of your own. From the month of the year you choose to marry to the wording on the invitation, EVERYONE has an opinion.
Mr. Ticket and I chose to have a relatively short engagement (though at times it’s felt like it took FOREVER) with 11 months to plan our wedding. From the very beginning we have received advice/suggestions/requests… some were taken more seriously (those given from parties assisting in the payment of the big day) and others were taken with a grain of salt (no, we will not be playing Ke$ha at the reception Best Man A. Mr. Ticket put his foot down on that one).
Whether they want to submit your wedding to David Tutera’s My Fair Wedding after you’ve already spent 6 months planning (and don’t even watch the show) or they suggest ideas for favors when you are less than 2 months out from your date (favors which you already had picked out 4 months ago) they mean well! While I’ve greatly appreciated the advice and the help I’ve gotten from family and friends throughout the wedding planning process, I must say that some suggestions are harder to swallow than others.
How have you handled unsolicited advice? What was the worst piece of advice you’ve received while planning your wedding?
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