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Comment on Should churches wedding ceremonies make the couple to swear to bring any children up in that church? by Sldgman

Sldgman — Sun, 28 Aug 2011 13:12:55 +0000

The marriage is the event that begins a family. If a couple is not intending to have any children, then there is no need in the Catholic faith for a marriage. The Sacrament of Matrimony is much more than sanctioning sex between a couple. The outcome of sex is children and at the beginning of the creation of a family, the couple promise to accept children that God gives them and to raise the children as Catholic.

Comment on Should churches wedding ceremonies make the couple to swear to bring any children up in that church? by Gary

Gary — Sun, 28 Aug 2011 12:33:38 +0000

I think it is incorrect. Getting married to someone should have little to do with how your child is going to be raised. I also don’t think anyone should make promises about any other human to any body on any subject. We all have our own free-will. To make a Promise as strong as that and then have your child break that promise could do lasting mental damage to the promiser.

Weddings must be reserved for two people to promise to each other they will love and care for one another. Don’t bring anyone else into the vows. Same as with Christening. You can’t make promises that strong for a child that doesn’t even know he or she is a child yet. They will make their way when it is time.

Comment on Should churches wedding ceremonies make the couple to swear to bring any children up in that church? by goodluckwithhat

goodluckwithhat — Sun, 28 Aug 2011 11:42:30 +0000

Catholicism still does. I think the couples know what they’re doing before they go ahead with it. And I know one couple who must have promised to do it–and didn’t. Their kids were all raised in the mother’s Protestant church. Honestly, there isn’t a “church police” that comes to the house and baptizes.

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Comment on Hey everybody this is my question Can you plan a really nice church wedding in 6 months? by Future Katie Cook

Future Katie Cook — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 10:57:22 +0000

yes you can I have seen people date, break up, get back together, and get married all within 8 months of meeting, so I would say 6 months is plenty of time to plan a nice wedding
* the example mentioned above is my future FIL and his wife

Comment on Hey everybody this is my question Can you plan a really nice church wedding in 6 months? by Lady Wheaton

Lady Wheaton — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 10:41:44 +0000

Yes six months is enough time. I am planning now for a June wedding, and that is about six months away. Just make sure that you got people that are reliable and will be there for you. Good luck

Comment on Hey everybody this is my question Can you plan a really nice church wedding in 6 months? by Green Mr

Green Mr — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 10:07:48 +0000

hi lady i am happy i can help you ,you want a church wedding there are many things need to prepare like flowers ,decoration and so on .also you need wear a white wedding dress make you attractive and your bridesmaid dress also the same maybe be great

Comment on Hey everybody this is my question Can you plan a really nice church wedding in 6 months? by Karlee Summer

Karlee Summer — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 09:24:56 +0000

Yes, thats how long I am going to plan my wedding too:)

Comment on Q&A: How can you cover up a Basketball Hoop for a wedding party? by iloveweddings

iloveweddings — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 08:15:16 +0000

Hi. I agree with the first poster. Do NOT try to decorate it or hide it. That will only draw people’s eyes up and to it….instead of what you are wanting….drawing the eye away from it.

Instead, focus on the decorations and eye level or table level. So….do up some nice centerpieces…arrange white lights under the head table….anything like that to draw the eye down.

Comment on Q&A: How can you cover up a Basketball Hoop for a wedding party? by Epic Proportions

Epic Proportions — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 07:28:01 +0000

Ignore it.
Nobody is going to say anything or even really notice a basketball hoop at a church.
If you try to cover it, it’s just going to look like a basketball hoop with a cover on it.
You’d be money ahead and save a lot of frustration by ignoring it.