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Negative Experience Rathsallagh House MOD WARNING POST 19 & 63

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    #212
    Flippyfloppy
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    frostyjacks wrote: »
    No. They're with the groom, hence "groomsmen".

    The best man isn't a groomsman. The groom usually has a best man and any number of groomsmen. Plus, when booking a wedding package in a hotel, they may have champagne for the bridal party on arrival. You also may have flowers for the bridal party. Neither are exclusive to females.


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    #213
    Flippyfloppy
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    partyguinness wrote: »
    He may have been a batty boy- the wonderful review, bridal party. No self respecting bloke would post such a review.

    A batty boy?!? Are you for real?!??


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    #214
    frostyjacks
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 1,951 ✭✭✭frostyjacks


    Flippyfloppy wrote: »
    The best man isn't a groomsman. The groom usually has a best man and any number of groomsmen. Plus, when booking a wedding package in a hotel, they may have champagne for the bridal party on arrival. You also may have flowers for the bridal party. Neither are exclusive to females.

    The best man is always with the groom, that's his role. I've never heard of men being part of a bridal party.


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    #215
    pwurple
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    frostyjacks wrote: »
    The best man is always with the groom, that's his role. I've never heard of men being part of a bridal party.

    The bridal party is often used to mean anyone 'in' the wedding.

    So, mother and father of the bride, mother and father of the groom, bride, groom, and attendants.


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    #216
    Flippyfloppy
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    frostyjacks wrote: »
    The best man is always with the groom, that's his role. I've never heard of men being part of a bridal party.

    They are. It's just the collective term for the wedding party members. Look it up & you'll see.


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    #217
    Ash.J.Williams
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    foodaholic wrote: »
    I think we should organise a Boards trip - wonder if Joe will give us a discount ??
    man.....the sunday lunch....a boardsie sunday lunch in rathsallagh.....pinkies up :)



    ps
    the sunday lunch is AWESOME


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    #218
    Toots
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    Locked while I review some of the crap posted on here.


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    #219
    Toots
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    Right, having reviewed what's been posted on this thread since I was last on (at 5am) I think it's run it's course and is becoming too troublesome. What needs to be said on the issue has been said at this stage, and leaving it open (aside from the entertainment factor) is just flogging a dead horse; particularly considering that the OP hasn't come back to post anything further.

    Sorry to be Buzz Killington, but I'm sure another contentious thread will come up about something else before too long - it's never exactly quiet here.

    Oh, and partyguinness, I've deleted your post, but for future reference that's the sort of thing that will get you banned from here if you post like that again.


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