should i get married in a brewery?

[99expo]

now that that you are here saying hell ya do it.

i have the bad news..... i turned it down!
the good thing about it (besides the brew) was it was the wife to be's idea

at least i know i got a great girl....now i just got to talk her into the taps in the kitchen haha

 

[Bernie Brewer]

I'm having a little trouble comprehending this.... Your fiance had the idea that you should get married in a brewery and you turned it DOWN?!?!?!?!?!

That's like saying no to nuptials at Miller Park, or Lambeau Field.....
Unless, of course, the brewery in question was Anheuser Busch....

Shame on you...:cross:

 

[olllllo]

Maybe he turned her down too?

 

[alemonkey]

A friend of mine had his reception at a brewery. Of course, he is the brewer there.

 

[99expo]

I'm having a little trouble comprehending this.... Your fiance had the idea that you should get married in a brewery and you turned it DOWN?!?!?!?!?!

That's like saying no to nuptials at Miller Park, or Lambeau Field.....
Unless, of course, the brewery in question was Anheuser Busch....

Shame on you...:cross:

i ended up not doing it because we found a place much nicer....oh and they would let me serve my home brew at thier brewery...whats up with that

 

[Brewpastor]

Now all you need is a Brewpastor to tie the knot.

 

[dibby33]

I got married in a vineyard which then started brewing beer a couple of years ago (Morilla Estate in Tasmania). Should have waited until the beer was flowing, oh well.
met wife in a pub, proposed in a pub, married in a vineyard, honeymooned around pubs on Tasmania. ...I can see a connection here!

 

[Ize]

Now all you need is a Brewpastor to tie the knot.

Find out where he's at first before you agree to anything Pastor. International Falls at this time of the year is NOT Cuba.

Ize

 

[Cheesefood]

I'm a legal minister with the Universal Life Church. I'm authorized to perform weddings in most states. I'd be happy to marry anyone wanting a non-traditional wedding.

 

[the_bird]

We almost had my brother-in-law get "ordained" by that Church, but it was going to be tough enough to get the mother-in-law (a quite devout Catholic) to not throw a hissy about a non-Church wedding as it is.