Re: Andi Dorfman & Josh Murray - Fan Forum - WEDDING THREAD - Discussion

by nannymargie Mon Oct 27, 2014 11:09 am

There is a lot more wedding planning going on than they are letting us know about. That is great as long as they are planning it I don't need the details till later.

I hope they change their mind on the honeymoon unless this ebola things goes away.

Could the pal they are considering to officiate be the one and only Chris Harrison. That might be one way to get it televised. giggling

by bleuberry Mon Oct 27, 2014 11:37 am

She's probably joking about Vegas.

by nannymargie Mon Oct 27, 2014 11:46 am

bleuberry wrote:She's probably joking about Vegas.

I think she was because the article said (laughing). There is no way she would stop Josh from going wherever he wanted to go for his bachelor party.

by aviej Mon Oct 27, 2014 11:54 am

nannymargie wrote:There is a lot more wedding planning going on than they are letting us know about. That is great as long as they are planning it I don't need the details till later.

I hope they change their mind on the honeymoon unless this ebola things goes away.

Could the pal they are considering to officiate be the one and only Chris Harrison. That might be one way to get it televised.

I'm not sure they were referring to CH because considering they wanted to have Jewish and Catholic rites, he might not be able to give it the religious slant. Unless CH does the Christian one and someone else the Jewish rites, no idea

by nannymargie Mon Oct 27, 2014 11:59 am

They intend to blend religious customs - she's Jewish, he's Catholic. They are considering having a pal officiate.

The above it what was quoted and I think rites and customs are completely different. So the way I take it is that they will do things that both religions do.

by Kashathediva Mon Oct 27, 2014 12:02 pm

Please keep focus on FAN topic. Thank you!

by stuckinsc Mon Oct 27, 2014 12:03 pm

nannymargie wrote:They intend to blend religious customs - she's Jewish, he's Catholic. They are considering having a pal officiate.

The above it what was quoted and I think rites and customs are completely different. So the way I take it is that they will do things that both religions do.

Just FYI, a Catholic wedding has to take place in a church. At least it used to, I wanted an outdoor wedding at the pond at our church and it was not allowed.

by Guest Mon Oct 27, 2014 12:28 pm

stuckinsc wrote:
nannymargie wrote:They intend to blend religious customs - she's Jewish, he's Catholic. They are considering having a pal officiate.

The above it what was quoted and I think rites and customs are completely different. So the way I take it is that they will do things that both religions do.

Just FYI, a Catholic wedding has to take place in a church. At least it used to, I wanted an outdoor wedding at the pond at our church and it was not allowed.

I kow that depends on the countries, so probably on the States in the US a well? JP and Ash had both and they were outside

by Guest Mon Oct 27, 2014 12:33 pm

nannymargie wrote:They intend to blend religious customs - she's Jewish, he's Catholic. They are considering having a pal officiate.

The above it what was quoted and I think rites and customs are completely different. So the way I take it is that they will do things that both religions do.

I think the Murrays will be a great resource for them here on how to incorporate the two religions in the ceremony since Lauren was jewish and didn't convert to Catholic until after they were married. Plus, we know now that an outdoor ceremony is off the table with Josh being a "sweater" laugh out loud

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by stuckinsc Mon Oct 27, 2014 12:37 pm

sophienette wrote:
stuckinsc wrote:
nannymargie wrote:They intend to blend religious customs - she's Jewish, he's Catholic. They are considering having a pal officiate.

The above it what was quoted and I think rites and customs are completely different. So the way I take it is that they will do things that both religions do.

Just FYI, a Catholic wedding has to take place in a church. At least it used to, I wanted an outdoor wedding at the pond at our church and it was not allowed.

I kow that depends on the countries, so probably on the States in the US a well? JP and Ash had both and they were outside

JP is jewish, but I don't believe it was Catholic at all. As far as I know, Ashley has said she was an non-believer.

by stuckinsc Mon Oct 27, 2014 12:39 pm

I have been to other non-Catholic christian outdoor ceremonies, but all the Catholic weddings I have attended have been in a Catholic church.

by aviej Mon Oct 27, 2014 12:42 pm

Trying to think back on the Bachelor weddings. Has there been any wedding held indoors though?

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