[trebor] The Whole Nine

[trebor]

It's not exactly going to be traditional. But then again, one of the most non-traditional things about it will make it very traditional.

[android18]

Some sort of ceremony? Wedding? Funeral?
Festival? Christmas? Easter? Something else?
Music relevant? Literature? Film?

[trebor]

Some sort of ceremony? Yes...Wedding? this.Funeral?
Festival? Christmas? Easter? Something else?
Music relevant? Literature? Film? No to all else.

[GalFisk]

Very traditional: something that has been done many times? Something that was done long ago? Is the bride relevant? Groom? Relatives of the bride? Groom? Is it a themed wedding? Historically themed?

[trebor]

Very traditional: something that has been done many times? Yes.Something that was done long ago? Yes, but also still is.Is the bride relevant? Groom? Relatives of the bride? Groom? Yesish. Is it a themed wedding? Historically themed? No or irrel to all.

[android18]

Religious aspects relevant? Was it a wedding between a man and a woman? Two women? Two men? Relevant? Did the wedding include a traditional element from a different culture, which would be 'modern' for the culture of the people getting married?

[trebor]

Religious aspects relevant? DOYD of aspects, but I'd say yes. Maybe explore. Was it a wedding between a man and a woman? Two women? Two men? Relevant? Irrelevant. Did the wedding include a traditional element from a different culture, which would be 'modern' for the culture of the people getting married? No.

[android18]

Were there traditional vows? Did it take place in a religious building? Church? Were the couple getting married religious? Were they from religious families? Did a religious official officiate the wedding, such as a priest?

[trebor]

Were there traditional vows? Irrelevant.Did it take place in a religious building? Church? The answer to these two is somewhere around "yes and no" to "noish to yesish". Difficult to answer accurately. Explore.Were the couple getting married religious? Were they from religious families? Did a religious official officiate the wedding, such as a priest? No or irrelevant to the rest.

[GalFisk]

Is any specific religion relevant? A non-religious -ism? Such as humanism? Atheism? Is a specific building relevant? Former churches or other religios building being used for non-religious purposes relevant? Vice versa? Buildings being used for more than one thing at the same time relevant?

[trebor]

Is any specific religion relevant? No. A non-religious -ism? No. Such as humanism? Atheism? Is a specific building relevant? Yes. Former churches or other religios building being used for non-religious purposes relevant? Yes! Vice versa? Buildings being used for more than one thing at the same time relevant? No.

Almost there, I think!

[GalFisk]

So while it's a non-religious wedding held at a non-religious venue, it's still held where lots of traditional weddings have been held before?

[trebor]

So while it's a non-religious wedding held at a non-religious venue, it's still held where lots of traditional weddings have been held before? Yes. Good enough for a

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A few years ago my parents decided they were tired of living in their condo in a city, and started looking for architecturally interesting buildings, in nearby towns, that could be converted to a home. They now live in an old Unitarian church.

My partner and I are getting married next month in their backyard. I’m atheist and she’s agnostic, but it occurred to me that even though we’re having a small, backyard wedding we are having a church wedding at the same time.