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Feb 26th 2008 @ 7:54PM
Mary said...
I think it's wrong for the couple to have child attendants but then say "no children" for the wedding, but that is their choice.
I don't think children have to be a part of weddings. I think it's hard for some parents to understand that not all people adore children. I'm usually relieved when I see that an event will be adults only. Parents should be understanding when people want to have an event without kids. It's not personal.
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