Nosmo King
Gold Member
The key to the defense of discrimination is getting the rest of us to actually believe that wedding vendors are "participants" in the wedding. This is the slender reed upon which those who want to discriminate hang their entire argument, and it's ridiculous.
If this was truly the case, we must then believe that wedding vendors are the same as invited guests or members of the wedding party itself. Along with the services normally provided, is each wedding vendor expected to dance at the reception? Be served a meal there? Bring a toaster oven wrapped in silver paper, or deposit an envelope of cash in a bridal purse?
If this was truly the case, we must then believe that wedding vendors are the same as invited guests or members of the wedding party itself. Along with the services normally provided, is each wedding vendor expected to dance at the reception? Be served a meal there? Bring a toaster oven wrapped in silver paper, or deposit an envelope of cash in a bridal purse?