My sister really wanted a Christmas wedding, so she got married on the 16th. Then she went and had not one, but 2 kids in December, and her own birthday is in November. My family refers to it as 'the corridor'.

by Anonymous 2 days ago

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by corkeryvida 2 days ago

I don't think this is an unpopular opinion, weddings at that time of year are very rare

by Anonymous 2 days ago

My parents got married on the 27th of December. It was going to be in April or May I think, but they got granted permission to emigrate early, and they had to be married to do so, so that was it.

by Malachi92 2 days ago

Funny enough my Aunt is getting married a few days after Christmas. It's perfect. She and her soon-to-be husband have kids who are all either in the military or in college several states away. Thus, the summer or the Christmas season are really the only times that it would work, and the summer would be a lot harder. Since the wedding was announced almost a year in advance, all of the extended family was able to mark it on the Calendar. It's going to be awesome having the whole family in one place around Christmas.

by Savings_Bee 2 days ago

We got married the week of Thanksgiving. It was football weekend too apparently some weird lady asked my mother who picked that date on social media and we told that dumb bitch to mind her business too. Who cares? I didn't get married to anyone else except my wife and if we were the only two people there that would have been fine with me too. It's in bad taste to tell others what to do especially in regards to weddings and their lives. You don't have to attend. As the internet says "you do you fam." And let me worry about me.

by Lindgerman 2 days ago