Plus: I’m a bride, and I’m confused about whether it’s “my day.”
: I work as a school crossing guard, and, sadly, after four years at my current school, my wife and I are forced to relocate due to financial issues.Miss Manners: My neighbor keeps taking my parking space, and she’s a bigwig in the HOA
For the sake of your finances, however, let us hope that these additional family members do not then follow you all the way to your new home.To me, the wedding is special for two reasons: the marriage ceremony itself, and the opportunity to host those we love and are closest to. So, which is it? Our day to do what we want without consideration for others? Or a day to be married and ensure our guests are having a good time?: If Miss Manners could marry you herself, she would. Because you are quite correct: The very idea of marriage is to blend two families and attempt to create harmony between them.
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