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Crossdressing_Steve
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has anyone seen one? does one of the men wear dress, do both women wear tuxedos? how about the bridesmaids n groomsmen, what do they wear?
i bet it s a glorious day for all involved. |
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Fred75
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It would be interesting to know it the Colonel is going to be the father of the bride or the father of the groom?
Will he walk his son down to be given away?
Pay for the wedding? |
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jinjin
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Traditional wedding etiquette applies to all members of the wedding party.
You do not refer to the couple as Bride and Groom but as Brides (for two females) or Grooms (for two males). Both brides wear a wedding dress. Likewise, both grooms wear a tuxedo.
More information may be found in a book titled "The Essential Guide to Lesbian and Gay Weddings". |
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Crossdressing_Steve
FemaleFirst Regular (50+ Posts)
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| Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2007 4:11 pm Post subject: |
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| jinjin wrote: |
Traditional wedding etiquette applies to all members of the wedding party.
You do not refer to the couple as Bride and Groom but as Brides (for two females) or Grooms (for two males). Both brides wear a wedding dress. Likewise, both grooms wear a tuxedo.
More information may be found in a book titled "The Essential Guide to Lesbian and Gay Weddings". |
thank you jinjin and as your photo suggests you are a very nice lady. |
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Fred75
FemaleFirst Guru
Joined: 04 Oct 2007
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| Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 3:49 pm Post subject: |
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| Crossdressing_Steve wrote: |
| jinjin wrote: |
Traditional wedding etiquette applies to all members of the wedding party.
You do not refer to the couple as Bride and Groom but as Brides (for two females) or Grooms (for two males). Both brides wear a wedding dress. Likewise, both grooms wear a tuxedo.
More information may be found in a book titled "The Essential Guide to Lesbian and Gay Weddings". |
thank you jinjin and as your photo suggests you are a very nice lady. |
Silly!
Jin is a 300lb Jamaican guy that struts around in a Thong all day!  |
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GayandProud
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Joined: 06 Dec 2007
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| Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 1:44 pm Post subject: |
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| Fred75 wrote: |
| Crossdressing_Steve wrote: |
| jinjin wrote: |
Traditional wedding etiquette applies to all members of the wedding party.
You do not refer to the couple as Bride and Groom but as Brides (for two females) or Grooms (for two males). Both brides wear a wedding dress. Likewise, both grooms wear a tuxedo.
More information may be found in a book titled "The Essential Guide to Lesbian and Gay Weddings". |
thank you jinjin and as your photo suggests you are a very nice lady. |
Silly!
Jin is a 300lb Jamaican guy that struts around in a Thong all day! |
no thats you Fred  |
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The Colonel
FemaleFirst Guru
Joined: 20 Aug 2007
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| Fred75 wrote: |
It would be interesting to know it the Colonel is going to be the father of the bride or the father of the groom?
Will he walk his son down to be given away?
Pay for the wedding? |
I'll give you some points for humour Steve!
I believe they are both grooms, I don't know whether anyone gives them away, but yes, I'd pay for the wedding - I can afford it after all! 
Tell me Steve, what would you do in that situation? I'm guessing you wouldn't turn up? |
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