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For context, we're both religious, and my side of the family is very religious, while his side is mostly non religious. We want to respect our faith and have a time of prayer while not making our guests hate us. Prayer is a big big part of our life too
5 upvotes, 4 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in Girl Talk. "For context, we're both religious, and my side of the family is very religious, while his side is mostly non religious. We want to respect our faith and have a time of prayer while not making our guests hate us. Prayer is a big big part of our life too"
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Anonymous 7w

It’s your wedding, if anyone is offended by that they’re weird. And I’m saying this as a non-religious person.

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Anonymous 7w

I think if you stuck with the first sentence of the quote it would be better. The rest sounds condescending. Personally I would be put off by the worship song rather than a quiet moment of prayer but it is not my marriage

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Anonymous 7w

yeah its ur wedding so like to be so fuckig for real with u, who gives a fuck what anyone else thinks? as a person that exists, if you want to have a monent of prayer for talls union with a worship song you like you should do that 🤷‍♀️ and if it really bothers u cause u really dont wanna make anyone feel uncomfortable u can tell guests to just step out of the venue while the song is playing 💁‍♀️

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

yeah i agree, keeping things short and sweet while also giving ppl the option to wait quietly is probably the best move

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