Just for fun - carried over the threshold

I think it would be lovely*

*if boy wasn't freakishly leg-weak for a cyclist, we didn't live in a crappy rented house** and I knew he wouldn't be able to support even his pint by the end of the night....

**this is the main reason. Maybe when we buy somewhere nice, I'll make him do it.

I think its quite nice but would be worried if MrMini couldnt lift me, am perhaps a but sturdy?!

I'd break his back!

My OH would put his back out trying to carry me.

I hate being picked up anyway, so I wouldn't like it.

WSS!

OH will probably sling me over his shoulder in the most unladylike fashion!!!

Ok dumb question alert... Does the groom carry you into your first night hotel or into your house after wedding / honeymoon (we're not coming home before honeymoon). If after honeymoon I reckon we'll be too shattered for him to even consider it - and that's from jet lag before you start thinking of any other 'exhausted after hineymoon' reasons

I suspect tradition dictates that groom carries bride the first time they enter the marital home, which would normally be after honeymoon. But I have been at lovely weddings where bride has been fireman-lifted out of the disco, where bride has been carried out of the bar etc. I think, at ours, we will drink for a bit afterwards (at our hotel), then I will convince him it's a right good idea to try to pick me up and carry me valiantly to bed...

Absolutely all of the above for me!

I weigh more than my H2B...

He carried me over our cruddy rented house threshhold and then did the same again at our new house a month later!

The only time my H2B has picked me up like that he dropped me into a puddle!

I asked my oh if he was going to we bouth weight the same atm so i dnt think he could carry me he seid hed hold my hip and i can sort of jump lol

My BIL carryed my sister but he had so much to dirk lifted her up put her over his sholder and drooped her on her head.Then spent the rest of the night in A&E as she split her head open.

I was carried over the threshold of each house we've had - even the one we bought to rent out (and therefore weren't ever going to stay in!). I'm sure he'll do it when we're back from our honeymoon too.

I think I was carried over the threshold as a newly engaged woman, too. This memory is slightly hazy from fizz though...