She loved me and I loved her.................................... it was great
2006-08-06 17:37:00
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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nicely, the sturdy information is which you likely won't get permission for the entire-on nuptual mass (and you have a sturdy rationalization for no longer wanting one) in view which you're no longer Catholic. you have an situation-free ceremony with in basic terms the vows and readings, this is an elegant, easy and solemn ceremony. Your MIL can not stress any of the non secular issues on you, the priest would decide to fulfill you and your fiance to debate each thing. so as this is probably why she hasn't booked the Cathedral yet, she is familiar with the priest won't do it. yet is there any particular rationalization why you're against a Catholic ceremony? If there is then enable you comprehend MIL and be easy approximately it. in case you're fiance is a training shown Catholic and you're a baptised Christian of any denomination then you certainly can get married with the aid of the Catholic church. You, as a results of fact the non-Catholic, would would desire to attend a pre-marriage direction, agree that any toddlers would be baptised and raised Catholic and which you does not block your husband from worshipping as a Catholic. you does not would desire to transform. yet once you're against a Catholic wedding ceremony then there are different strategies, like having a marriage officiant carry out the ceremony and asking the priest to be modern and to bless the union. As for coping along with her: duck, circumvent and dive! you have been doing nicely so a techniques so in simple terms shop on with that. Everytime she starts off happening to a minimum of a few thing which you do no longer choose her to organise the tell her which you're waiting on your fiance to come again decrease back earlier you organise despite it fairly is. distinctly issues like faith, customer record and venue which your fiance ought to have a say in, in simple terms be consistant once you tell her you're waiting. If she starts off attempting to organise different issues then tell her which you're busy with that already yet thank her and tell her which you will think of approximately what she mentioned. If push contains shove, tell her that this isn't any longer in budget and you're observing different possibilities. with regard to the perfect element you're able to do is supply her some thing to organise. possibly have her prepare the bridal bathe or engagement social gathering or some thing. If she's busy with that it will mean she's leaving you on my own. sturdy success with the making plans, I additionally had to plot my wedding ceremony with out my fiance there so i will sympathise.
2016-09-28 23:53:58
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answered by kinjorski 4
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I was nervous-- real nervous. My husband and his family are Polish and live in Poland (I'm Polish too, but can barely speak the language) so the gestures and greetings are a lot different. (Kiss on the cheek and the greeting is different than you would say to a friend) So my then fiance had to explain all this to me. I messed up a few times because I was so nervous (and I felt rude for doing so) but they were absolutly cool with it and totally understood! Now, I am not as nervous except when I try to speak to them! Other than that, they are wonderful parents-in-law. :)
2006-08-06 23:48:15
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answered by BeKnown 2
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I felt fine about it. After being around her for a couple hours I felt like my essence had been sucked out. You know like that movie Joe vs. the Volcano where Tom Hanks has this horrible office job and stares at the strobe lights blinking! Yikes. Meeting someone for the first time usually doesn't make me too nervous. It's when I find out their personality that it either works or it doesn't.
2006-08-06 18:50:14
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answered by Anonymous
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I knew her before I knew she would be my future mother in law.
When I first did meet her she put on "airs" like she was the cat's meow so to speak. When I became her son's intended she was really okay but did try to rush the wedding.... and succeeded. In my marriage she became bossy and controlling from the very first week....leaving her neice with us to babysit while on our honeymoon while she took a vacation.
It went that way on and off for 20 years. Now she is my mother-out-law and I like it this way. I do periodically keep in touch with her because if have to. She is my son's grandmother and she was always pretty good with him and he likes her.
She is truely a pain in the buttocks for my sister in law, exasperating is more like it....she calls to complain regularly.(Betcha did think you'd get this answer?)
Just be yourself. I am sure she'll be sweet because she is just as anxious to meet you to. I have a son of my own now and would love to have a daughter in law and believe me all that I would ever require or expect from her is that she love my son. Good luck, be yourself, you will do just fine.
Best wishes.
2006-08-10 17:20:45
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answered by Anonymous
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well i couldnt tell you if she is gonna be my future mothe-in-law or not..but the 1st time i met my boyfriends mom was on easter so i met his whole family...i was so nerves i thought i was gonna be sick..he had to practically push me into the house...and the 1st place he took me was into his old room (he was living with me at that time), and his mom came in when he was changin her shirt to introduce herself. I had a skirt on so i had nice shoes on that were maybe a half an inch high and he didnt tell me his whole family was kinda short so his mom introduced herself as kim the short mom...i felt so stupid and wanted to leave...but the whole family was great..and i get along with them so well...and i am thankful for that cause now he is in the air force and i talk to his mom at least twice a week to see how everyone is doing and if they have heard anything from him
2006-08-06 17:41:52
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answered by taytayjomar89 2
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I already knew her as we go to the same church but we spent our first Christmas together at his folks last year, I was really nervous about that, even though we'd been dating a while!!
2006-08-07 20:45:19
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answered by Bridezilla 2
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I was a little scared at frist but then i remember that i came in that family for one person and that was her son my love and who didn't like me or who did like me i didn't care cause at the end i got what i came for "HELLO"
2006-08-06 17:42:21
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answered by Anonymous
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It didn't bother me too much. I was already married to her son and about 7 monthes pregnant with her first grand child :)
2006-08-06 17:38:05
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answered by zara01 4
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I was pretty nervous, but she made it great, made me feel right at ease (even though she was nervous too!) She's great, I love her dearly. She cracks me up sometimes with her little quirks, but don't we all have those?
2006-08-06 19:14:11
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answered by basketcase88 7
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I met her thirty years ago and we were good friends long before I ever met her daughter. Funny, you never know who you may eventually be related to.
2006-08-06 17:42:25
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answered by AK 6
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