Etiquette For Unusual Wedding - Halp!

Has anyone been to an ¡ncest wedding before?

(This is not the place for judgment. I can't say how they are doing it, but this wedding is a fact, we're invited, and I need advice.)

What is appropriate to wear?

How do you address the bride and groom if they are brother and sister?

What kinds of g*fts do such couples enjoy?

Will the reception be shorter because there are no in-laws to be invited to give speeches?

Sincere thanks for any advice you can provide.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 1, 2025 at 11:59 PM

I would check with them how they want to be addressed and what are their likes orwants when it comes to g*fts

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Seagull57

by Seagull57 on Mar 2, 2025 at 2:47 AM

I can't believe that this is a genuine question. But here goes! At 41, you've probably been to other weddings, so dress similar. Maybe a little more casual, as it won't be held in a state office or church. Backyard weddings are generally less formal, hence quicker. Address them by name. "Cindy and Bobby...". Finally, either go to their g*ft registry or give them cash.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 2, 2025 at 4:31 AM

A wedding is a wedding. It doesn’t matter who’s in love and getting married. Dumb question

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 2, 2025 at 8:57 AM

Hopefully they have an orgy at the reception. Other family members joining in to spit roast the bride. Free for all fuck fest baby.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 2, 2025 at 11:42 AM

Anon1 and 2, thanks for helping me.

Anon4, I can only wish, but I don't know if their relationship is open.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 2, 2025 at 5:15 PM

To be honest I don't think I would attend.

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