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 Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 12:08 pm
wouldn't bother me at all. They are not there. It is just empty shells. The dead wouldn't care it is just a place.
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Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 10:00 am
I would never have my wedding in a graveyard. because to me it is supposed to be a happy day so why be surrounded by dead people and make it sad. some people enjoy being around dark places but i dont. if someone like my friends or family had thier wedding in a graveyard i would go but it would really creep me out
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Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2010 8:55 pm
a cemetery is supposed to be hollowed ground, like a church. so it is, in a way, not too far off. but it also sounds like something that goths would do, or to mock some sadistic vampire ceremony (because, apparently, a bond is made forever when one is made on hollowed ground. i'd read that in some wierd vampire novel). i'd definatly recommend not having a reception there, because that seems to be where the majority of the corruptive stuff happens (dirty dancing, drinking into oblivion, actual sex (it's happened) etc.)
i didn't hold my wedding there, i don't plan on ever having a recommitment ceremony in one, and a lot of that might be that there's no one in any cometery that i HAVE to have at a wedding (most of it is relatives that died before i was born, didn't know very well; the closest i could think of is a friend we both had that died in a car crash, but it aint necessary) but i would go to one out of curiosity.
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Posted: Wed Feb 17, 2010 7:12 pm
maybe a field, but not a graveyard. Its disrespectful. Plus, my mom would hate me. She doesnt talk about the dead. I wonder if its because her brother died as a baby...
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