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I don't know what that question means but no fewer than a dozen people have asked and all the bridal magazines talk about formal versus informal weddings. None, however, have given a metric. Therefore, I'm declaring this a formal wedding. The bride is wearing white. The groom is wearing a tuxedo. At the end of the service, we will be married. If you wish to shine a bit of light on this issue or would like to petition for an alternate classification, please submit your plea post-haste. Uncle Mark has come through with an answer to the query...
> Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2000 18:59:32 -0600
> From: "Mark Steinhoff" <mark@steinhoff.net>
>
> Formal would mean to me there will be limited gun-fire
> exchanged at the reception, unless of course the steinhoff
> clan and the price clan don't hit it off too well...in that
> case, all bets are off and may the best cheat'n family win!
>
> I guess it also goes without saying that the table manners
> will be followed as we have been brought up.
>
> (1) You can wipe your mouth with anything but your tie (ha
> ha, like we would ever really wear a tie).
>
> (2) As long as you can reach it, it's yours.
>
> (3) Dessert gets served to the man/woman who can burp the
> most letters of the alphabet (in order).
>
> (4) Anything left on the table after the napkins have been
> wadded up is yours for the taking.
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