Better News
The problem is, as Eric said, resolved. We are having the wedding 2 weeks after the original day (August 18th instead of the 4th, mark your calenders) and it was ok to transfer the date at the reception hall so we're set. Now we just have to call Clyde to make sure he can do that day...and Linda for our photographer too. But the 2 big things are booked. Unfortunately we have to postpone the honeymoon until January. Well, the real, actual going somewhere honeymoon. We're still going to do something for a few days like go to Eric's cabin or something, but our actual week and a half trip is postponed...oh well, it gives us something to look forward to mid-year! And my first semester senior year is going to suck, so it will be nice to have that after it ends! Plus it gives us time to save a little bit more money, which is good since we were going to be a little tight for the honeymoon...and now we won't! So everything works out well for us! Mostly.


5 Comments:
At 2:16 PM ,
Matthew B. Novak said...
I still think you should have gone for outside.
At 2:53 PM ,
Alan said...
i'm pretty sure catholics can't be married outdoors
At 3:18 PM ,
Matthew B. Novak said...
Yes they can. The status quo is that they have to be married in a church, but that's just to encourage people generally to get married in a holy place. You can petition the bishop (through your priest or on your own) for a special consideration, and they're usually granted. Thank you Canon Law course for that one!
At 8:46 PM ,
Alan said...
i thought it was you could petition to get married in other buildings and things like that, but outdoors was still a no-no.
At 1:09 PM ,
Matthew B. Novak said...
Well, you thought wrong.
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