has there ever been a wedding at a grave yard?
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Yes!  There are more @ graveyards then most realize....
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I had my dream wedding almost 18 years ago.\n\nI got married in the church I attended and where I volunteered with the youth group. Surrounded by my family and friends. \n\nThe reception was in my back yard under a big tent.  \n\nThe morning of my wedding I was outside barefoot in the dewy grass in my nightgown putting table clothes on the tables and pots of marigolds that I had grown on them for centerpieces.  My father and my brother (Just home from the Navy) were helping me.  My grandmother, with my mother and sister, was in the dining room putting together my wedding cake that she had baked.  Decorating it, not with a cheesy Precious Momnets bride and groom but with fresh flowers from the garden.\n\nDuring all of this my friend Sharon arrived.  She was not my Maid of Honor.  I had only my sister attending.  My close friends wore what they liked and performed readings at the service.  Her father was with her and he served as our photographer. (My hubby had one best man and the ushers all wore khaki pants white shirts and navy blazers with matching ties that we had purchased for them.)\n\nMy friend Sharon and my grandmother helped me into my gown, that my grandmother had sewn.  We all took pictures at the house and made sure everthing was set out for the caterers then I drove to the church...not in a limo but in my parent's late model Honda Accord.  We almost hit a duck on the way!  What a horrible start that would have been but thanks to my father's good driving skills we made it to the church ontime and without a duck stuck in the grill!\n\nThe service was traditional then everyone returned home for the feast.  My husband had set up the stereo in my parent's bedroom withthe speakers pointing out over the tent.  He had prepared several cassette tapes with our favorite music.  Time has taken it's toll on the tapes but we still have one that works well enough to play on our anniversary!\n\nWe had fresh lemonade and ice tea, a tub full of flavoured seltzer sodas, a tub full of beers from all over the world, wine and my mom in law provided a case of champagne for the toast.\n\nThe caterer served a delightful array of cool summer foods.  A walnut chicken salad, salmon pate, coldcuts, salads and the most perfect tomatoes I have ever seen in my life.\n\nEveryone had a wonderful time and the whole affair cost less than $5,000. including the gown and rings for about 80 people.  \n\nDream weddings don't have to be exotic or expensive.  What really makes a dream wedding is the people surrounding the event...and the marriage that follows.
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We'd both been married before and definitely didn't want to have a big wedding.  We decided to go to New Orleans and leave everyone else behind.  My grown kids were kinda upset, but this wedding was for us.\n\nWe got married in a chapel a block from Bourbon Street and spent our honeymoon there for the next 3 days.  It was wonderful.  If I had it to do all over again, I'd do the same thing.  Not much expense and no headaches.  Wedding and honeymoon all in the same place.\n\nThis was 3 and half years ago, before the hurricane by the way.  I wanted a memorable wedding and it was.
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Outside weddings. Me and my wife got married beside a river on some property my parents own. It was great and it was free, except for the Pastor. Plus then if you have people you don't want to invite but feel it is necessary to invite them, maybe they won't come because it is outside and they won't want to have to sit out in the sun. Worked on my grandma, she's crazy.
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Okay then.  We have Newstead Abbey, Rufford Abbey and Country Park.\nYou can try www.ghostvillage.com  There are members from the UK there and they should be able to direct you to places they have been to.  Good luck let us know how it goes!
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hmm never heard on this. there always the curse stories on messing with tombs of past dead kings. like curse of the mummy.
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actually they do.  I know down in New Orleans you have a tomb for I think it was a hundred years.  They cant put then underground because they are below sea level and the ground is too wet.  Here in Holland its twenty-five years unless you pay for the plot of land (really expensive.) Reason is because this is a really small country and a lot of people in it.  They just don't have the room for all of the people.   Once they remove the body for the plot to be reused they cremate the body.
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Yeah, it's called the grave.
47841
http://ulc.org/hq-beta/\nThis is a free website to get officiated and after whoever applies can perform weddings and funerals.
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Gretna Green in Scotland is the place you are thinking of.  This sort of marriage was made illegal in 1940.
880
Nope.  But you can check out a book on weddings there.
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Try contacting Pagan, Wiccan or ULC groups in your area.  The wedding may still not be legal (I'm not sure what the current state of affairs is in regards to that in LA), but at least you'd have a spiritual ceremony that you'd want.\n\nhttp://www.witchvox.com/vn/hm/usca.html\nhttp://ulc.org/index.php?destination=Directory&state=California
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The most reliable information will come from local authorities.\n\nHave them contact the local sheriff office and ask if the cemetery can do this.\n\nTen to one they are NOT allowed to do this by state law and the sheriff would be very happy to know that this may be happening.\n\nNasty cemetery, maybe a good idea not to use it again.\n\nGood Luck!\n\nAdded at 4:15 pm PST: \nHave them look at their contract as well and made sure this nasty bit wasn't in there. I am fairly certain that most states have laws against disturbing a burial ground.\n\nThe comment above about contacting the Attorney General was also a good one. Crazy practices like this happen all over the country, it's not isolated. \n\nRead the story at the link below for what happened in Carlsbad, NM - same situation, cemetery owner dug up remains for non-payment.
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You could have a small ceremony like on a beach or something with a reception at your house in backyard with a bbq or something. I just attended a wedding like this and it was really fun.
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Nope.  They all got married yesterday.  Haven't you heard?
1132956
go to a wedding  planer
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Other than the neighborhood church, there are no wedding chapels that I know of in Victorville. There used ot be the Outpost Chapel at the I-15 and Hwy 395 interchange. It has been closed for several years though.\n\nIf you drive another 3 hours North on I-15, you will end up in Las Vegas where there is a wedding chapel on every corner.