which RW party to go to?

[mollykins]

Oh know, i've been invited to two royal wedding parties, which do I go to? Unfortunately neither are the actually ceremony etc in london (i'm still waiting for the invite :P)

Plus both the people who've invited me are friends and didn't realsie each other were holding a aprty. I think in both cases it's more like the parents are throwing the party but have said that the kids can bring x amount of friends.

person 1) I've been friends with since we were 9 and I probably know him better than person 2. Plus I know his family more and get along with them all. Plus it seems that everyone has ditched this person and is going to person 2s party.

Person 2) I've known since we were about 10 but didn't have much to do with them until a couple of years ago but have got to know him quite well recently and we were working on 'oliver' together both backstage and TBH prefer his company to person 1. Plus this person has invited a few other people I know but one I had a bad time with a few years ago, but they've been at other parties I've been at and have grown up and were civil towards me.

[pa___ul3]

wear a red, white and blue t-shirt that you'd wear to a restaurant!

the timing suggests person 2 wants a party for the ceremony and person 1 wants one for afterwards, you can easily do both!

[yogasun]

I agree with pa___ul3. Can't see any problem, go to both.

[Bbbananas]

A thousand apologies my darlink, I shall seal my gob forthwith.

Molly just drape yourself in a Union Jack and hold a trident in one hand and a bottle of Cobra in the other - you'll be ok x

[Ankou]

he's prince william of wales so you should have a pint of felinfoel and a handful of leeks.

a selection of sheep should also be ambling around the patio.

true tradition.

[anneasquith]

are people really holdung royal wedding parties ? why ?

[mike11111]

which RW party to go to?

I thought that RW stood for right-wing so I was going to suggest UKIP, BNP or EDL. Fortunately I read the previous posts first.

[boxtops]

Go to both - one's in morning and one in afternoon. Not a problem - why are you asking?!

[mollykins]

Boxy, the earlier party goes on into the evening . . .