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I don't recall the amount, but it wasn't much. I was stationed at Pearl Harbor where I met my husband in 1972. We were married there a year later. I had flown my parents and sister there from Ohio for a visit, so my honey and I decided to get married while they were there. It was a "hurry up" wedding due to the time constraints. I was ready to wear my uniform, but my husband wanted me to wear a gown, so I made one. He wore his uniform, and we were married in the base chapel. The invitations were by word of mouth..."We're getting married on Wednesday, want to come?" There were about 12 people at the ceremony, and the reception guest list consisted of my parents and sister, my husband's son, and the best man and his wife...at the Officer's Club (all you can eat steak and crab!). Had a simple cake, too.
My personal observation is that these days people put more energy into the wedding than they do into the marriage. We were happily married 18 1/2 years until my husband's death...I'm sure we'd still be together now, nearly 34 years later.
My personal observation is that these days people put more energy into the wedding than they do into the marriage. We were happily married 18 1/2 years until my husband's death...I'm sure we'd still be together now, nearly 34 years later.