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Medieval wedding
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All the wedding posts have me thinking about different wedding ideas.
Has anyone had one or been to one?
What do you think? Tacky or fun?
How was food/ entertainment done?
Indoor or outdoor?
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5 years ago
I really don’t like medieval wedding photos. The girls always look ghastly. I’m not sure why people like fancy dress or themed weddings.
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5 years ago
Because everyone likes different things
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5 years ago
Sure, but for a wedding??
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5 years ago
A wedding should be a reflection of both of the couples personalities, interests, hobbies etc. Not everyone wants a cookie cutter wedding...i applaud you for having the courage to do something different. Give them something to talk about. Stand out from the crowd don't just be a part of it. 👏👏👏
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5 years ago
P.s i want to help you plan it. Excited for you.....if you have future questions just post on the forum - we can all help.
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5 years ago
♥ thanks ♥
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5 years ago
I would love your wedding because medieval would mean lots of meat. I love meat. I dream about pork knuckles. Yummmmmmm. If you go the medieval theme please don't skimp on the meat 😊
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5 years ago
My partner is totally down for medieval theme cos of the meat. He has roasts, spits and all that in mind 😅
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5 years ago
A medieval wedding? How cool would that be?
I'd go for sure 😘
I'd go for sure 😘
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5 years ago
This sounds like a blast!
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5 years ago
I say do what you want. I've never been to a themed wedding, but think it would be fun. Even if it is tacky, I'd just bask in the tackiness haha. My only concern as a guest would be if I have to get a costume and how much it would cost.
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5 years ago
Haha that's what I was thinking, I'm not a traditional person, I'm probably a lot more tacky, so I don't think it would be too out of character for me haha
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5 years ago
Went to a medieval wedding once. It was different but I loved it
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5 years ago
Yes it was a while ago, but was nice.
It was in a park next to a forest so the photos had a lovely background. There were a few props like sword in stone to have silly pics taken, a bit of live music and dancing and lots of roast meat. It was in summer so was lovely, once it got dark they brought out fake fire torches. It was a mix of beautiful and tacky but was so much fun.
It was in a park next to a forest so the photos had a lovely background. There were a few props like sword in stone to have silly pics taken, a bit of live music and dancing and lots of roast meat. It was in summer so was lovely, once it got dark they brought out fake fire torches. It was a mix of beautiful and tacky but was so much fun.
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5 years ago
Honestly, there is no way you can make a medieval wedding classy. It is just bad.
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5 years ago
Not true don't listen to the nay sayers...research research research....look everywhere pinterest & movies would be your best bet. What about a medieval princess vibe?
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5 years ago
I just checked out pinterest & on there it looks like a cross between vintage (lots of lace) & a woodsy wedding- i think it's very pretty. Most people think about the 90's kind of medieval- no one wants that.
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5 years ago
Don't do dark coloured dresses. Light colours....i see a dainty gold tiara. Wildflower looking flowers for the bouquet
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5 years ago
If it’s done elegantly, I think it would be rather nice. Could be done quite tasteful and fun