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Weddings and wedding nights.

Should leathal run offs be acceptable ?

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We were at a work colleagues of the wifes wedding yesterday.

The bride was hardly able to stand for the first dance and had gone off to bed at about 10pm. I say bed. Probably chatting on the porcelin telephone!! The poor groom was left partying until the early hours and probably had a very disappointing first night.

Are first nights generally like this? :p

To save any blushes. I'll use a poll. Just for a bit of fun.
 
she sounds delightful! I've never been to a wedding where the bride is legless, most take the responsibility properly to greet the guests that have come there JUST for her and her newlywed
 
Not likely. The bridesmades were, if I'm being tactful, ugly. The bride herself was pretty tasty and my mate did very well for himself. I had a great wedding day. Few beers with my dad (so pleased he was still fit and well then) and my mates, a boogie or 10, bit of socialising with all the guests and off to the hotel for a jacuzzi, free entry into the on site club for a nightcap and back to the room. Happy day
 
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