Not everyone's doing cheap weddings

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depending on the city or area,it can be cheap meaning reasonably priced on average compared to some areas which are quite expensive as a tuxedo rental for $20,000 and up.
 
maestro said:
Sure but how much did they pay the DJ?
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The DJ was a friend of the Groom! Nada! Equipment used was an Ipod and two powered speakers. :sqlaugh::sqlaugh::sqlaugh:
 
According to the article, #1 hired a traditional Laotian band. #2 hired an orchestra. In the case of #3, the wedding was 22 years ago. No mention of music was made.

The thing that amazes me in the huge number of guests these folks invited. :eek:
 
Fred Wright said:
According to the article, #1 hired a traditional Laotian band. #2 hired an orchestra. In the case of #3, the wedding was 22 years ago. No mention of music was made.

The thing that amazes me in the huge number of guests these folks invited. :eek:
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I worked that same room with about 150, late last year. It's a big friggin room. I also worked a korean wedding at a restaurant a few months back. Went in with the impression it would be 50 and they ended up with 200 stuffed into a restaurant designed to seat about 150.
 
I recently made a post about a guy whose wife threw a 50th Birthday Party for him, over 400 guests, cost was just about half a million dollars and on top of that she bought him a Maserati that was delivered at the Birthday Bash. Nope, I was not the DJ, they used a band. Lobsters and king crabs, specially selected and flown in looked like they were on steroids.
They paid the city to use a open public area outside the Zoo and erected a huge tent, the kind like they used at the recent White House Reception. Chandliers used in the tent were like those used in hotel lobbies.
 
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