I'm getting married this summer, so I definitely have weddings on the brain right now, ha, ha. But I'm pretty relaxed about any type of wedding rules. I mean, I wouldn't want anybody to wear a white dress to outshine me, but other than that, I'm pretty easygoing.
However, I was quite shocked to learn that a woman who's not even getting married already has a bunch of rules she recently shared with people on TikTok. You have to check this out.
And apparently, she's been planning her wedding day since she was, like, 8-years-old. So even though she's not currently engaged to her boyfriend, she thought she could share some dos and don'ts for her wedding day. Okay, then, lol.
So let's collectively look at these. Shall we? Here's the list for your viewing pleasure. Kennedy also took the time to go over every one of these rules. And I bet you're a little curious, no?
One controversial rule she has is no children unless she approves them. I can kind of understand that. I had that conversation with my fiancé as I was concerned about children getting bored at a restaurant, but he veto'ed me down on that one, ha, ha. It's not like I don't want children at all, I just feel like the parents will have a better time if they don't have to babysit them all night.
Kennedy says that unless you're in a serious relationship, you don't get a plus one. She's not prepared to pay for a plate if she doesn't think the plus one is there to stick around. That one might raise some eyebrows. What do you think?
I totally get that, but what if that so-called boring person is in your or your fiancé's family? Then what are you supposed to do? I can think of at least one person who always complains about everything and sadly I have to invite that person to our wedding. Ugh!
But surprisingly, everybody seemed to agree with her on her list of rules. Most people commented that it's her day and she can have it any way she wants. It makes sense, no?
So she does have some say in what happens on one of the most important days of her life, no? I tend to agree with that one myself.
For example, she doesn't want anybody to steal the spotlight from her and her husband's first dance. She said that if anybody tries to dance during their special moment, they will be dragged off the dance floor, lol.
So what's your take on having wedding guest rules? Are you all for them, or will you just put up with anything? Honestly, I wish I could do this. I just don't know how everyone else would react to it, hee-hee. But I agree with most of the stuff she talked about here. It's your day, and people need to respect that. Am I right?
