Wedding Wishes for Ptichka
- Thread starter Piel
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- Aug 19, 2003
I wish both of you the best in your married lives. I love weddings. I cry at weddings. I hope your wedding day is beautiful and blessed. 
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- Jul 27, 2003
Mazal Tov & B'Sha'a Tovah! Many happy and blessed years!
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- Jun 27, 2003
Congratulations!!!! May God bless you and Mr. Ptichka on your special day!
May God bless you and Mr. Ptichka on your special day! 
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- Sep 24, 2003
Oh wow, Ptichka! I hope you have a wedding (and wedding night) to remember...and many many long years together =)
:thumbsup: My sincerest and best wishes, Ptichka!!!!
Ptichka,
For two people in love to marry is down right jolly, and it is one of the few things out there that melt my cynicism and warms my heart.
I know it means little from a cyber-stranger, but I wish and your Groom-to-be a very long, loving, productive life together --- Whatever you both make it.
May the road of life for you and your fiance be long, well paved, pot hole free, and may it always rise up to greet you.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Ptichka,
For two people in love to marry is down right jolly, and it is one of the few things out there that melt my cynicism and warms my heart.
I know it means little from a cyber-stranger, but I wish and your Groom-to-be a very long, loving, productive life together --- Whatever you both make it.
May the road of life for you and your fiance be long, well paved, pot hole free, and may it always rise up to greet you.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
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- Jul 27, 2003
I had no idea. You are such a level-headed, passionate person, Ptichka.....you deserve a very bright future! I wish you the very best.
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- Jul 26, 2003
Pitchka-
Wishing you and your husband a happy happy wedding day and a very happy happy life together!
Wishing you and your husband a happy happy wedding day and a very happy happy life together!
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- Oct 29, 2004
Congratulations and best wishes for a long and happy marriage!
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- Jul 28, 2003
Just wanted to say that my wedding went perfectly. 
arty: From the wonderfully touching Kettubah signing & veiling; to the very profound ceremony that my friend performed; to the reception with excellent food, lots of dancing (including the infamous chair dance!), and no less than 3 (!) mini plays in our honor (2 from friends, 1 from my parents); to the most gorgeous cake ever; to close friends staying behind and singing with a couple of guitars going for another couple of hours; to the very closest friends staying even later than that, until the rabbi finally said, "OK, we really have to go, they still have to consumate this marriage!" 
I was actually quite cynical about this thing, but now, two days later, I am certainly still riding the wonderful "wedding high".
Today my parents are having a party for their friends in our honor (we didn't invite them (meaning parents' friends) to our wedding, so we're doing this instead). Then I just have to hold out until Saturday, when we're leaving for our little mini-honeymoon to Cancun (we originally weren't going to do the honeymoon, but after planning everything I realized we certainly need it!).
In the Jewish tradition, the bride and groom have some special powers on their wedding day, including the power to bless since it is believed they have a special connection to G-d on that day. I feel like I still have those powers, and would like to bless all of you on this forum whom, I feel, I've really gotten to know over time.
arty: From the wonderfully touching Kettubah signing & veiling; to the very profound ceremony that my friend performed; to the reception with excellent food, lots of dancing (including the infamous chair dance!), and no less than 3 (!) mini plays in our honor (2 from friends, 1 from my parents); to the most gorgeous cake ever; to close friends staying behind and singing with a couple of guitars going for another couple of hours; to the very closest friends staying even later than that, until the rabbi finally said, "OK, we really have to go, they still have to consumate this marriage!" I was actually quite cynical about this thing, but now, two days later, I am certainly still riding the wonderful "wedding high". Today my parents are having a party for their friends in our honor (we didn't invite them (meaning parents' friends) to our wedding, so we're doing this instead). Then I just have to hold out until Saturday, when we're leaving for our little mini-honeymoon to Cancun (we originally weren't going to do the honeymoon, but after planning everything I realized we certainly need it!).
In the Jewish tradition, the bride and groom have some special powers on their wedding day, including the power to bless since it is believed they have a special connection to G-d on that day. I feel like I still have those powers, and would like to bless all of you on this forum whom, I feel, I've really gotten to know over time.
