I confess I'm curious too. Usually repeat weddings to the same person are reserved for the rich and weird(ie. Dick & Liz)... If you have more than one wedding anniversary to mark, do you rack up those traditional presents (paper, cotton, leather, wood) more quickly?
Good heavens no, we already have no room in the house! Though I suppose paper could be books, and cotton could be clothes, et cetera... :-) But there's still the basic problem with having everything: where would you keep it?
Unlike, say, Dick & Liz, montuos and I did not get UNmarried between weddings. The RD condensed version: there was a civil ceremony, a church ceremony, *and* the big circus which was supposed to be the church ceremony but ended up being a reaffirmation instead. When we find the full story we'll repost it here; I don't want to type it up again right now!
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Date: 2008-01-04 11:00 am (UTC)If you have more than one wedding anniversary to mark, do you rack up those traditional presents (paper, cotton, leather, wood) more quickly?
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Date: 2008-01-04 04:52 pm (UTC)Unlike, say, Dick & Liz,