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11th November 08, 10:07 AM
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That actually brought tears to my eyes, for a mother to ruin her daughter's wedding plans like that seems unforgivable - but that is what forgiveness has to have - otherwise it would not require any effort to attain it.
I'd say attend the ceremony in garments your mother would find acceptable - it is after all a solemn occasion with vows made, when the wishes of the bride and groom ought to be held sacrosanct.

However - there is always the reception - maybe a distinctly tartan theme on the tables, with a scottish band, display of Highland dancing outside as the guests arrive, after a well organised diversion to quick change rooms for as many of the guests as can be got in on it.
You get my drift?
Anne the Pleater
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