Those who sign those takanas that state that weddings must follow guidelines set by the holy Rabbis and must have only one man bands and fake flowers, don't apply those standards to themselves!
The Rabbonim signed that they would not attend or officiate at any wedding that don't follow the "tekana" guidlines!
But those "guidelines" only apply to the Joe Shmos' ....
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ReplyDeleteDo what i say not do what i do. Because im holier then thou.
ReplyDeleteWhos wedding?
ReplyDeleteAnyone know what was served? How much sushi was available? What hashgacha was the meat? Did they offer a fish option for non-carnivores? Most importantly, did they have coffee and donuts available near the coat room for people leaving the hall to take with them, lest they get hungry on the long trip home? This is what counts at a wedding.
ReplyDeleteTo you with respect(fred) I really wonder when was the last time you went to a simcha and you asked who's chicken or meat is being served tonight,? I never bumped into someone by a simcha and that person should ever asked any questions,? Who's chickens am I eating tonight,? From which hashgacha is it coming,? Or from which kehilah,? Today we come to a simcha We give a wash our selves for the ,hamotzi, and we start eating but lusova,? We don't care who's sushi it is ? Who's chickens or meat it is ,? If its kosher or not,?? Who cares,? O forgot and you would like to get a coffee and a donut on the way out from the simcha when you're still, flieshigs, from the simcha,? That's a good idea,? Lusova velo leruzon,
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