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**boltondd** · 09-21-2012, 08:07 AM

I'm getting married to my girlfriend in May 2007. She is the middle daughter (out of three daughters) and both of her parents are deceased. I'm unsure if I'll even pay sinsod in the first place. My girl told me I would pay something then they would give it back to us and if THAT'S the case then sure, I can fork over 450,000B - no problem buddy! However, if they plan on keeping that, then there is no possible way I can afford it. My girl knows how hard I work and she especially knows how dangerous my job is.

Just do what you are comfortable with, throw a party that will be remembered for years to come, and above all, be happy!

And a stray thought; instead of worrying about Sin Sod why not put $5000 in her bank account so that she can feel financially secure when she embarks on her new adventure next May. That way she does not have to feel quite so isolated when she comes to the US after your marriage.

09-21-2012, 08:07 AM	#9
boltondd Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 432 Senior Member	I'm getting married to my girlfriend in May 2007. She is the middle daughter (out of three daughters) and both of her parents are deceased. I'm unsure if I'll even pay sinsod in the first place. My girl told me I would pay something then they would give it back to us and if THAT'S the case then sure, I can fork over 450,000B - no problem buddy! However, if they plan on keeping that, then there is no possible way I can afford it. My girl knows how hard I work and she especially knows how dangerous my job is. Just do what you are comfortable with, throw a party that will be remembered for years to come, and above all, be happy! And a stray thought; instead of worrying about Sin Sod why not put $5000 in her bank account so that she can feel financially secure when she embarks on her new adventure next May. That way she does not have to feel quite so isolated when she comes to the US after your marriage.
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