Strictly 4 Ladies - Shaadi Ki Raat!

Lifestyle Relationships
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This question goes out to all the married and to-be married ladies out there.

What did you wear on your wedding night? What will you be wearing/have you thought about it? Kisi say mushawa liya tha ya lay gee?

If you are married, then were you nervous on what your husband might think? Did you consult him in any sort of way as in jokes before you got married?

Just a general query and would be interesting to find out the views.

An odd comment from men, wouldn’t go amiss whilst not being too explicit!

Danke!

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This is like the fifth time I’ve seen this question asked on Gupshup … :hoonh:

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For a man, the real worth to a woman's dress lies not in how good she looks in it but how fast it can come off. If you follow this golden rule from day one, it will keep your hubby not only happy but efficient too.

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^ this thread is for ladies only, ms. fungus.

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[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by PyariCgudia: *
^ this thread is for ladies only, ms. fungus.
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Yes, but the fastest way to ensure that the maximum number of guys take part in a thread is to suggest in the title that it's for females only.

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[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by PyariCgudia: *
^ this thread is for ladies only, ms. fungus.
[/QUOTE]

Exactly! ... so what are you doing in here then?

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:o

:rolleyes:

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funny and thougthfull , funguy..

For a man, the real worth to a woman’s dress lies not in how good she looks in it but how fast it can come off. If you follow this golden rule from day one, it will keep your hubby not only happy but efficient too.:rotfl:

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^ :rotfl:

5th time seen this kinda of a thread lol

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.. reminds me of Marissa Tomei’ss response to a somewhat similar question posed by Joe Pesci in My Cousin Vinny..

it’s equally applicable in this scenario.. :hehe:

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a nice red PJ suit with ducks on it.

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I haven't decided what I'll do with my wife during our first night together.

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[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by queer: *
a nice red PJ suit with ducks on it.
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With ducks on it?

What is this queer? Preparing for a girls night in?

People...people...oh people!!!

Yar, mera mutlub yai hai kay its your wedding night and its supposed to be special...you are spending it with your husband, the first of many nights (hmm) so obviously you must have worn something special girls? And what did you wear exactly? What would you like to wear apart from the PJ's. Can you just imagine the husbands reaction? "Nice PJ's darling..."....Come on, how unromantic!!

Come on....be honest.....sharum ki kia baat hai is mai?

Oh and btw, how come there are more replies from men when it clearly says in the title "Strictly 4 ladies"....

You men are so nosey!!! sighs

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haha one of my freinds who’s getting married on the 27th, is wearing winnie the pooh pyjamas at night :hehe:

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Ok, time to be serious. On your wedding night - given that Pakistani weddings get held at night, you are most likely to be wearing .... yes .... your wedding dress. And you'd probably still have your wedding makeup on too, etc etc etc. Assuming you're one of those people who do the deed on the actual night itself rather than postponing it until a time when you are both more comfortable with it...

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The "men" replying are all ladies, diven't worry about it though, many have been easily confused. :)

Can i ask why you want to know such personal details?

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[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by Miss_Mohabbat: *
Can i ask why you want to know such personal details?
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I give you 2 to 1 odds that she's engaged and / or just planning ahead.

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I dont make bets with Londoners :snooty:

But why do people have the need to ask this kind of stuff? it’s so personal, surley one can learn through trial and error

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[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by Miss_Mohabbat: *
But why do people have the need to ask this kind of stuff? it's so personal, surley one can learn through trial and error
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How many wedding nights does a person get to be able to learn this issue through trial and error?

Londoner logic triumphing over you Up Northers

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[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by mAd_ScIeNtIsT: *

How many wedding nights does a person get to be able to learn this issue through trial and error?

Londoner logic triumphing over you Up Northers
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If you fail to impress on the wedding night then you'l know for the next night not to wear "winne the pooh" to bed...duh!

The fact that you'v used such "logic" in you reply suggests to me that if your wife was to "fail"on the wedding night, you would not give her a second chance. A true gentleman would have thought to said "every night with my wife is like my wedding night" if you consider the notion of your wedding night to be a special night that is.