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Taking the wedding centerpeices and decoration

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Oct 11, 2011
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centerpieces
by: Dandelion

No one should be removing centerpieces or decorations without express instructions or permission from the hosts.

I'm amazed that your mom-in-law is using a "high-class" event to defend this. It does a grave disservice to the people who hosted the previous weddings that she would be advocating thievery in their names. Being able to walk off with the decor is not the definition of a high-class wedding.

Mar 22, 2011
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Rude indeed!
by: Anonymous

It would be quite rude, if not outright thievery, to take decorations that have not been offered. That anyone would presume to do so shocks me! I know at many weddings the decorations (or parts of them) are rented, and therefore available for guest consumption. Stick to your guns, and if anyone is seen attempting to take something, they can be gently, but firmly directed toward the wedding favors.

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