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LYNN, I think you are right on with this. For years I envisioned a DIT wedding where all our family and friends helped make the food and the decorations and played the music for the ceremony and did hair and makeup and officiated and, and, and, and . . . And now I’m not planning on having my family or friends do any of that. It just seems like way too much hassle. Paying attention at holidays and reunions and my brother’s wedding parties, I realized that my family just isn’t good at that kind of stuff and doesn’t really like doing it. They probably WOULD if I asked, but it isn’t worth it. So, my plan now is to ask for participation when it is sentimental and has a special meaning ? having my best friend there while I’m getting ready, even though I’m not planning on having bridesmaids, asking my aunt to do a special wedding reading since she is famous for giving great wedding toasts but we aren’t having toasts, having a young cousin play his trumpet because he’s really good at it and proud of being good at it and I think its really sweet. Those kind of things. But I have just nixed the projects that were basically manual labor ? we won’t be catering our own wedding, even though we COULD. I am not going to ask my future father in law to bake our cake, even though he’s a great baker, because it would stress him out too much. Overall, for me (and I can only speak for myself), the reality of DIT just isn’t nearly as rosy as the blog-world makes it out to be, so I’ve kind of abandoned that idea.
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