I am planning an elopement. I will just be me, my fiance and his parents. Would like to do something special afterwards but don't really wanna cook at home lol. If you're doing something special after, what are you doing? I thought about getting catering and decorating my dining room up all pretty with lots of candles etc. But when I check catering, most have a 10 person minimum or something like that. I was thinking maybe we should wait to do the reception (I have family in another state and could involve them with that). But I still wanna do something after our ceremony. Any ideas?
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