Visa costs versus Wedding costs
11 members have voted
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1. What did you buy for the wedding which was more expensive than your total immigration fees?
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It was the visa.
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Rings
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Photography/videography0
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Location0
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The band/entertainment0
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Grub
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Booze0
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Flowers0
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Venue/location
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Shoes and/or hair and/or makeup and/or perfumes and/or...0
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Dress
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Something that I need to write in
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2. The visa was the big-ticket item.
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True
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False
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What wedding? We barely had enough money left for the judge!
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it ranked in the top 3 costly items.
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Fiances and spouses are gonna cost you everything anyway.
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I didn't realize when we began this process just how expensive it would be.
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The visa costs freaked me out sometimes.
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We were lucky enough to get slammed with EXTRA fees and expenses.
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Psychiatric costs from all the stress count too!0
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Heck! We had a baby also--talk about double wahmmy for the wallet!0
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I had to spring for mother-in-law, and father-in-law, and sister-in-law and brother-in-law, and...0
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It was totally worth it and I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
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