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Facebook wedding invite:
Facebook wedding invite:
I'm thinking she doesn't really want me (us) to go...
World's First Facebook Wedding: Join Melissa and Niccole in Bermuda!
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In summary, a Facebook wedding invite was sent out for a destination wedding in Bermuda on July 9th. The bride is also planning a bachelorette trip with a few friends and invites others to join if interested. The groom may not be aware of this invitation and the person receiving it is unsure if they are wanted to attend. It seems like a personal invitation, but the relationship between the sender and receiver has deteriorated in recent years. There is a possibility that the bride is expecting gifts from attendees. Overall, the receiver is not likely to attend the wedding.
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Does the groom know about this?russ_watters said:Facebook wedding invite: I'm thinking she doesn't really want me (us) to go...
Russ, just head down there on the 4th and return on the 9th.
Or stay until the 12th and hang out with Amanda, Niccole and friends.- #3
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Do you know this woman, or is it just a public invitation for everyone on Earth?
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I like how personal it is.
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At least it's not Mexico.
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We used to be pretty close friends, but that fell apart a few years ago.Danger said:Do you know this woman, or is it just a public invitation for everyone on Earth?
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russ_watters said:
Ahhh... sounds like she's trolling for gifts. Run away.
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Trolling for gifts or just trying to make herself feel like she isn't blowing me off. Either way, no, I don't think I'm going.
FAQ: World's First Facebook Wedding: Join Melissa and Niccole in Bermuda!
What is the purpose of having a Facebook wedding?
The purpose of having a Facebook wedding is to celebrate the marriage of Melissa and Niccole with their friends and family who may not be able to attend the physical ceremony in Bermuda. It also allows for a larger audience to witness the special event.
How will the wedding be conducted on Facebook?
The wedding will be conducted through a live stream on Facebook, where viewers can watch the ceremony in real-time. There will also be interactive features such as comments and reactions for viewers to participate and engage in the wedding.
Can anyone attend the Facebook wedding?
Yes, anyone with a Facebook account can attend the wedding virtually. The live stream will be available for everyone to watch, regardless of their location.
Will there be a way to send gifts or well wishes to the couple?
Yes, there will be a virtual gift registry and a way to send well wishes to the couple through the Facebook event page. Physical gifts can also be sent to the couple's address.
Will the Facebook wedding be legally binding?
No, the Facebook wedding will not be legally binding. Melissa and Niccole will still have to obtain a marriage license and have a legal ceremony in Bermuda. The Facebook wedding is simply a virtual celebration of their marriage.