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Hi Ash,

I'm in a similar position to you. We got married in March this year and although parts of it was lovely, we had to cut back on things because of a limited budget, plus we didn't have an evening party because i have a long term illness and I thought it would've been too much. Also, because we cut costs, the food was a massive disappointment (it was cold fish and chips), and the cake also disappointing. We only ended up inviting 27 people to keep it small, so there are a lot of friends and family that didn't celebrate with us.

We were going to have a big party a couple of weeks after the wedding but we cancelled as I wasn't well enough.

I really regret all of this now, especially not having a lovely meal and an evening disco. Id like to organise a one year anniversary party to make up for the disappointment of the day. Do you think this is a good idea?

My advice to you would be to absolutely have the party, these are your memories that last for a lifetime, so you want them to be positive. With regards to the dress, have you considered getting it altered, for example to knee length, so it's not so weddingy and easier to dance in?

Any thoughts on my situation would be much appreciated!

Annabel

Xx

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Ash, your idea of hosting a first anniversary party sounds both meaningful and healing—absolutely not silly. Given the unfortunate disruptions during your wedding, planning a celebration with the guests who couldn’t attend offers a beautiful second chance to create joyful memories. Wearing your dress again is not strange at all; many brides do it for anniversary photos or vow renewals—it’s your day, your moment. Think of it like a spin yes no —if your heart says "yes," then go for it! A fun-filled evening surrounded by love could help you reclaim the joy of that special time.

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