The only downside of a long engagement is that we would often change our minds during the wedding preps whenever we would see something that is supposedly better than what we've chosen. The fickle-mindedness of brides (and even grooms) has already bitten me because lately I've been second-guessing some of our decisions regarding our prospective supplier.
The first wedding dilemma is with our church. Ever since we've started planning, I never really thought of holding our wedding in an air-conditioned church because I felt that it was not a necessity to begin with. We've already set a specific budget for our church and an air-conditioned church would cost more than what we could pay for.
At first, we were pretty set on booking Mary the Queen Parish in Greenhills.
But now, I am having second thoughts of booking a non air-conditioned
church. Our wedding will be held in the summer, and if today is any
indication of how hot it would be on our wedding, then we would have a
problem. Grabe lang sa init ah! I want everyone to be comfortable on our wedding day, without having to worry about sweat stains on their
outfits, body odor and crankiness brought by the scorching summer heat.
I want everyone to be cool even though it's almost 36 degrees outside.
And because of that, we've thought of having our wedding at Santuario de San Jose, a church in Greenhills that offers air-conditioning.
However, the rate of SSJ costs P10,000 more than Mary the Queen, which is way out of our budget. Mox told me that he's okay with a non air-conditioned church, but I'm still not convinced. We would visit both churches on May 1, so I guess I just have to rely on our "This is it" feeling for our decision.
What about you, which church would you choose?
The first wedding dilemma is with our church. Ever since we've started planning, I never really thought of holding our wedding in an air-conditioned church because I felt that it was not a necessity to begin with. We've already set a specific budget for our church and an air-conditioned church would cost more than what we could pay for.
At first, we were pretty set on booking Mary the Queen Parish in Greenhills.
And because of that, we've thought of having our wedding at Santuario de San Jose, a church in Greenhills that offers air-conditioning.
However, the rate of SSJ costs P10,000 more than Mary the Queen, which is way out of our budget. Mox told me that he's okay with a non air-conditioned church, but I'm still not convinced. We would visit both churches on May 1, so I guess I just have to rely on our "This is it" feeling for our decision.
What about you, which church would you choose?
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