That show was crazy. They talked about their high morals yet they allow 6 year old to get spray tans and dress like hookers. The dresses all looked like crappy Pnina Tornai knock offs. Who would wear a dress that had 550 yards of pink netting and weighed twice as much as you do? Then after your first communion you have to be carried to the car because you can't walk any farther.
Plus the fact that the girls cant go out alone and are bred to be housewives, pulled out of school at age 11 to help raise their siblings. Then to get married at 17 and start a family.
That show was crazy. They talked about their high morals yet they allow 6 year old to get spray tans and dress like hookers. The dresses all looked like crappy Pnina Tornai knock offs. Who would wear a dress that had 550 yards of pink netting and weighed twice as much as you do? Then after your first communion you have to be carried to the car because you can't walk any farther.
Plus the fact that the girls cant go out alone and are bred to be housewives, pulled out of school at age 11 to help raise their siblings. Then to get married at 17 and start a family.
Yes, all of this! And I was totally thinking about the Pnina thing, too! (We still watch Say Yes to the Dress.) :-) The one girl said it's common to have pain in your hips from a dress: "The more bleeds, the better the dress." WTF?
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Married 10/5/08 | 2 yrs of TTC, tests, procedures & a m/c | IVF #2 =James!
So addicting! I usually avoid all the TLC and the like shows because I know I'll just get hooked, but I got sucked in last night. I remember seeing Irish Traveller wedding stuff when planning my wedding and just being amazed.
Seriously though, still not sure how this is a "culture."
Okay - I watched. W.T.F.....??? Why do all the young girls (6yo!!) dress (and dance!) like hookers? And WTH was with the mom of the non-traveller bride? She looked like she had rubbed mud all over her face. Worst fake tan EVER.
I remember seeing Irish Traveller wedding stuff when planning my wedding and just being amazed.
I remember seeing these types of crazy big dresses, some with led lights, ginormous tiaras, etc, while planning, too. I didn't realize it was from a certain culture; just people with bad taste.
Photo by J Shelton Photography
Married 10/5/08 | 2 yrs of TTC, tests, procedures & a m/c | IVF #2 =James!
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That show was crazy. They talked about their high morals yet they allow 6 year old to get spray tans and dress like hookers. The dresses all looked like crappy Pnina Tornai knock offs. Who would wear a dress that had 550 yards of pink netting and weighed twice as much as you do? Then after your first communion you have to be carried to the car because you can't walk any farther.
Plus the fact that the girls cant go out alone and are bred to be housewives, pulled out of school at age 11 to help raise their siblings. Then to get married at 17 and start a family.
Yes, all of this! And I was totally thinking about the Pnina thing, too! (We still watch Say Yes to the Dress.) :-) The one girl said it's common to have pain in your hips from a dress: "The more bleeds, the better the dress." WTF?
Photo by J Shelton Photography
Married 10/5/08 | 2 yrs of TTC, tests, procedures & a m/c | IVF #2 =James!
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I thought it was crazy addiciting. I had never heard of Irish Travellers before, so I then stayed up way to late googling.
I want to see more.
So addicting! I usually avoid all the TLC and the like shows because I know I'll just get hooked, but I got sucked in last night. I remember seeing Irish Traveller wedding stuff when planning my wedding and just being amazed.
Seriously though, still not sure how this is a "culture."
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I remember seeing these types of crazy big dresses, some with led lights, ginormous tiaras, etc, while planning, too. I didn't realize it was from a certain culture; just people with bad taste.
Photo by J Shelton Photography
Married 10/5/08 | 2 yrs of TTC, tests, procedures & a m/c | IVF #2 =James!