Kizzy Hett: If you married and he "gave" them to you, then the ring is yours and you can sell it. Has he asked for it back? If he hasn't, don't ask.
Neely Youngblut: being asked to be in someones wedding should be an honor not an annoyance. And your own wedding should be the greatest day of your life, at that very moment. I love going to weddings, and being a part of the wedding and helping the bride. Everyone has their own prerogative.
August Hubbard: My wedding is a Mexican fiesta theme... I want Mexican food and able to decorate elegant of course but Mexican styled. Most places won't allow you to bring in lots of decorations, catering or change their menu in my area except the plain simple kinda ugly venues... Should I go with the other venues and only have barely touches of my fiesta or go with the plain venues that are basically blank Canvas... But a lot of work to work with....please only serious comments I really need help. And I don't want to change ! my theme at all....Show more
Rick Duchane: Monica Engagement Ring
Herma Ellebrecht: I only dislike going to weddings that are really religious, or where I don't know most people there. I actually haven't been to many weddings at all, but the ones where I knew people and had friends were fun.
Sammie Bocanegra: Put it up for sale. When you speak with a potential buyer, tell them that it's still in your ex's name. Just add the phrase "God rest his soul" after mentioning him. Then cry a little. At this point, nobody would ever question you over the ownership.
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Carmelina Enoch: It all depends on where you live and the legality of the location. And the reason for selling (who broke up with who).
Nikita Schroepfer: It sounds like you and your friends are so focused on saving money that you lost the component of fun. And you and your friends added so much fluff to everything that it further eliminated any element of fun. It s! hould not take hours to get ready.
Elden Bardach: I love! weddings! I haven't ever been in the wedding party, but I can't wait till my friends start getting married so I can be a bridesmaid! We didn't have dancing or speeches at our weddings, so we didn't have to go through all that, and we go someone who not involved in the wedding to do clean up. I've actually never been to a wedding with dancing or speeches. I really enjoyed my wedding day. I loved everything about it, including taking pictures and getting ready. I think I would enjoy it as a bridesmaid too if I ever get to be one....Show more
Rivka Killmer: I can't find a picture of it, but it was from an antique store (that's where Chandler bought it) and it was a centre diamond with side sapphires. The one posted above is a good interpretation, but I don't know if the real one was a round or princess (maybe watch the episode when he bought it?)Season 6: #22 The One with the Ring: Aired Thursday, May 11, 2000...Show more
Maryland Gareau: I actually love ! going to weddings and have an even greater appreciation for all the planning and thought that goes into them since having had my own. I've been in two weddings and it was an honor to stand up for my friends on the biggest day of their life and help them prepare any way I could. How can witnessing two people make life long vows to each other be boring? Its such a big moment in one's life. Why would you want to leave the reception early instead of staying and celebrating with them? I'm sorry, I guess I just don't really see your point of view since I feel the opposite way about it.If this is really how you feel about it you should really say no when they ask you to be in their wedding. I'm sure they wouldn't want you to feel that way about being involved in their special day....Show more
Rena Pepe: If you have proof in your divorce decree that the rings are yours, then the name on the appraisal certificate won't make much difference. You could also go out and get a ! new appraisal, which may be a good idea depending on how long ago the o! riginal one was done.
Whitley Leopold: Hi Jackie,I am sorry, but I totally agree with reba. I absolutely love weddings because it's a happy day for the couple. I also agree with Reba's scenario. It's what YOU make of it. If you find things boring, then the next time you get asked to participate you should decline.To me, the only "boring" part is when everyone and their brother has to make a speech. Other than that.....I have a great time. My husband and I actually went to one wedding where we only knew the groom (and we didn't even know him all that well) and we had a BLAST! We didn't know anyone, but stayed right till the end dancing and chatting with others. I don't know....maybe it's because I live in a small town, so the weddings here are more relaxed, laid-back, easy going. Everyone isn't all uptight about place cards, matching bows, who sits with who, etc. I do agree, though, that, as a female, it takes a boatload of money to be in someone's wedding. L! et's see: dress, hair, makeup, shoes, nails, bridal shower, bachelorette party, wedding gift....Show more
Misty Vagle: I've only been to two weddings and had a great time at both. The first one was my sisters wedding and I was a bridesmaid. She had it at her house and I came over early that day to help her set everything up and to do the food. The only thing that sucked about it was it was in June in Texas and it was hot out. Other than that it was cool.
Mickey Isle: Are you talking about the engagement ring? Here is a replica of it.http://www.ziamond.com/telshowfrien.htmlI'm pretty sure it was a princess cut, but I'm not certain. That was the only one I could find when I searched for it, but it's supposed to be a replica so I would imagine it would be nearly identical. Was Friends that long ago? Geesh, I feel old now. LOL...Show more
Jackson Esmiol: I think ownership is the deciding factor. If you are going to a jewelry store or pawn shop with the ! certificate, you may have a problem. I don't know the rules in your st! ate, but I am sure the shop owners will tell you.
Letitia Bigelow: The ring is technically mine because i have them and they were given to me before the wedding...
Flor Lizardi: This Site Might Help You.RE:Does anyone know where I can find Monica's wedding ring from the TV Show Friends.?
Shaquita Wernicki: Clearly neither you nor your friends know how to make a wedding fun! Everyone I have talked to has said our wedding was the most fun they've ever been to! Most people feel the ceremony is the boring part (I have watched relatives fall asleep during them!) The ceremony we had at our wedding was very short and to the point, and nontraditional. It took a grand total of about 20 minutes and was set at a gorgeous lakeside venue. We took our pictures as our guests enjoyed the cocktail hour (although I feel weird calling it that because we chose not to have any alcohol served). Then we just did quick introductions and went right into the bride & groom's f! irst dance. Then came the mother/son and the father/daughter dances. Our live band was amazing and my cousin is now hoping to book them for her wedding! There were no awkward bridal party dances, as I took the feelings of my bridal party into consideration. Nobody gave any speeches because often those are boring and they really make the speech givers extrememly uncomfortable. There was no embarrassing bouquet toss or garter toss. We had a picture scavenger hunt that we gave out to the about 20 kids who attended (There were 20 kids above the age of 4 and 3 kids below the age of 4). All the kids and their parents loved taking the pictures on the scavenger hunt list. It made the kids feel special and a part of the big day, gave them something to keep busy that was constructive, and got their parents to have more fun by helping them! We did do the traditional cutting of the cake. I did not allow slow music at my wedding because I wanted it to be a happy fun day and sl! ow songs usually make me cry because I am overly sappy (not even the 1s! t dance or father/daughter dance was slow!). I also made a point to dance with as many of my guests (and my husband) as possible. We kept things light and fun!My motto:If you find parts of a reception or ceremony boring, don't do them! You'll be surprised how much more fun you and your guests will have!...Show more
Scot Sepulbeda: Here is the thing, the hard work is temporary, the pictures are forever. If this is your theme, do you really want to look back on your photos years from now and think, "You can't even tell what our theme was, I really wish it had been more prominent."Plus, I feel that if you are putting in the effort to make it themed, it really needs to show throughout. Otherwise, why bother, right?...Show more
Alise Rutgers: I love take part in friends' wedding. At the party, I could share happnies with friends. It is wonderful.If no one come to friends wedding party, he/she will feel lonely. Right.Friends come, greeting come. what a nice thing. ! ^_^
Garry Ohmen: The ring is not yours if the engagement has been broken off. You must return the ring. It was not a gift in the regular sense, it was a symbol of the promise to marry.However, if you are married, they are your rings. Just get another appraisal.
Sammie Bocanegra: Wow selfish much? If you were more focused on your friends big day and not your own inconveniences you'd have a much better time.I would suggest next time someone asks you to be in their wedding, you politely decline and just go as a guest. That way you can go, wish them well and leave early if that is what you want to do.Every event that you go to, whether it's a shower, wedding, birthday party etc. is what YOU make of it. If you want to enjoy yourself you will. If you want to whine about how much trouble everything is then you definitely will not have a good time....Show more
Hermina Ketring: Be careful... there are very vague sense of ownership here.The commonly practiced ! ethics says if you break off an engagement, the engagement ring goes ba! ck to your fiance. There has been even court cases about this, and most of the time, the court has ruled for the fiance. (meaning you don't own the ring if you break the engagement off) Once you are legally married, it is yours.If you are (were) already legally married, you will be fine. If the name ever becomes problem, you could just as easily get it reappraised.I just noticed you said Ex-H. Assuming this means ex-husband, then yes, you can sell it. HOWEVER, jewelers and pawnshop operator will want to make sure you are the rightful owner. Be prepared to explain this descrepancy with an official document. I won't be surprised if some of them will refuse to buy it with abundunce of caution.
Kiersten Clayburn: Personally I enjoy weddings but I suppose there is a personal preference to big events like this. At least you know there will only be a couple more weddings that you will be involved in.
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