S/o Where did you get married?

In the living room of a judge in South Lake Tahoe with just two of our friends and a handful of family. Judge was the "boyfriend" of DH's great-aunt. They both were probably 90 years old. Then onto dinner at Harvey's Casino where I promptly fainted while waiting for our table.

Methodist church I joined and was baptized in when I was eight. A maid of honor and 2 attendants, 3 groomsmen. Maybe 125 guests. I had a second cousin that got married on the same day at the same time just across town, so family on my Dads side had to pick a wedding. No hard feelings - it was just one of those things. Later I was told most came to our wedding.

We will be celebrating 45 years this May.

It was weird, wouldn't do it again.

At my church, with the ceremony performed by my uncle. We had the reception in the fellowship hall. My sister got married the same way (different church, because my parents had moved by then). My brother got married at the American Rose Center in Shreveport in a very small chapel - also by our uncle.

I probably can claim the most unusual location. I was married in a cemetery. It's not quite as bad as it sounds though. We were married in my husband's parent's home which was located on the grounds of a city owned cemetery. His father was the cemetery caretaker. We'll be celebrating 49 years in about 6 weeks so the location didn't seem to hurt our marriage at all!

My first marriage was in 1980 in a judge's office and then a month later we went to Las Vegas with our families and got married at the Little Church of the West.  David Cassidy married Kay Lenz there. 

My second marriage was in 1988 in a small Catholic Church that my mother attended.  A few years later they built  new, larger, more modern church space adjoining.
 

Our reception was in the barn at the Rockford Plantation.  Now they allow receptions in the main house but at the time only the barn had been renovated.

We got married in a judge's house. His son was in law school with my dh, they were in their first year. We got married right before spring break - my parents said they would either pay for a big wedding or give us a check, so we had a tiny wedding, took the check, and used part of it to go to New Orleans for honeymoon/spring break! I guess it stuck, that was in 1978!

We were married at the Catholic Church I grew up in. Reception for about 125 people was at a beautiful venue near Lake Michigan.

Married in our local Catholic Church by our very favorite priest. The ceremony was lovely, but honestly we only had it there to appease our mothers who are super Catholics. We wanted to get married on the beach, but our church said no. The moms freaked when we brought up JoP or someone else ordained to do ceremonies, so we had it in the church. Next time we're getting married on the beach!

The reception was in a fabulous Italian restaurant. It was actually the place my husband and I went to dinner the night we met, so it had some significant meanin for us. Our reception was an absolute blast. Everyone had fun, and we still get compliments on it to this day (almost 12 years later)! We danced so much and so hard that we literally moved the dance floor over 3 inches. Our DJ was SHOCKED. Hed never seen that happen before.

We got married at a church, which was nice, but looking back not necessary as we aren't religious. I guess at the time, I just thought that was how it was done

That and my grandparents wouldn't have been able to do a mountain wedding.

In the rotunda of a beautiful old courthouse downtown, with a marble double staircase that was perfect for pictures. It was gorgeous!

I was married at Toronto City Hall. Talk about fancy

Vegas Baby! Both sets of parents and all of our siblings were there. We got married at Little Church of the West, a beautiful little church. Then we all went out and partied. I loved my wedding. Wouldn't change a thing.

We need more details on the hair fire please, Cindy.