Is Four To Many Weddings ? - Page 3

Margaret Pilkington · 05-08-2007, 14:24

Well, Ianto...every man should have a dream to sustain him !

MargaretR · 05-08-2007, 14:52

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Well, Ianto...every man should have a dream to sustain him !

It helps take the burden off his woman

AccyMad · 05-08-2007, 18:27

Nothing wrong with having four weddings - it's the living with each of 'em afterwards that'd be the trouble

KIPAX · 05-08-2007, 18:37

I only got married the third time because someone said you get one free....

panther · 06-08-2007, 09:24

married four times?....why??
collecting rings or summat?...lol, if the first 3 didnt work out whats makes em think the fourth one will?

BERNADETTE · 06-08-2007, 15:04

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Originally Posted by panther

married four times?....why??
collecting rings or summat?...lol, if the first 3 didnt work out whats makes em think the fourth one will?

Three times to each other, mad or what?

Margaret Pilkington · 06-08-2007, 16:37

I suppose you could say that it is the triumph of hope over experience.

Royboy39 · 06-08-2007, 16:43

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

I suppose you could say that it is the triumph of hope over experience.

After three do'es you can hardly call them novices.....must be trying for a new experience or the rekindling of an old one.
Must be barmy

BERNADETTE · 03-10-2007, 18:14

This couple were on Trisha Goddard last night. One of their daughters was also on saying how their behaviour had had an adverse effect on her and her siblings childhood.

Eric · 03-10-2007, 18:43

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

I suppose you could say that it is the triumph of hope over experience.

I think Dr. Johnson already said it

My opinion: one is too many.

WillowTheWhisp · 03-10-2007, 20:55

I know a couple who've done that. It seems like they can't live with each other for long but can't live without each other either.

MargaretR · 03-10-2007, 21:20

Some people cant see past the 'big day'. The event itself with all its trappings and the attention, the assembling of relatives and friends, the prezzies, the feasting and drinking becomes addictive because it may well be the only time that marriage = fun - so has to be repeated.

At the tender age of 18 (almost 19) I remember planning my big white wedding (yes I was a virgin) for 7 months. I was oblivious to the Berlin Wall going up or anything else dramatic at the time.
Then when all that planning was done and I was walking down the aisle it dawned on me what I had done, I wish I had had the guts to say no when asked by the minister but I didnt. I have a lovely son from that marriage which I struggled with for 10 years, so it wasn't a complete waste of time, but that has given me insight into the blindfold that planning 'the event' can put on people.

West Ender · 03-10-2007, 21:26

My elder daughter's partner has been divorced twice - from the same woman. They divorced the first time when their older son was 3 then remarried when he was 5 and divorced again when the 2nd son was a baby. He says he remarried her because of the little boy but she made his life hell and he couldn't live with her. I've met her - and I believe him!

grannyclaret · 03-10-2007, 22:54

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Originally Posted by panther

married four times?....why??
collecting rings or summat?...

No they just like wedding cake,

,,,,Anyway if it was good enough for Liz Taylor and Richard Burton ,,,then why not..... (must be barmy.....te he )

beechy · 04-10-2007, 05:19

Hang on you men, always appears like we women should be honoured to be taken back and re-married to the same man, wonder what was good about him then that she married him again and again ...
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