Blended Weddings – 21
from I Shouldn't Have Had Kids Hosted by Ellen and Bonnie
Planning a wedding typically means making a boatload of decisions in rapid-fire succession. When you're a blended family, however, you can add an additional layer of complexity to the situation. Here are the kinds of extra questions we had to deal with when we said our "I do's": Since it's our second time around, should we have a big, white wedding or go low-key? Will our guests be freaky that ours is a same-sex wedding? Should we make vows to the kids as well as each other? Should our kids even be in the wedding? Should we invite our exes? What about gifts? Should we accept gifts the second time around? What if your [fill in the blank] won't talk to me because she thinks that you never should have divorced your ex? Pass the antacid because we're talking blended families, same-sex weddings, and COVID-19 wrapped in one big bundle of irreverent humor on this week's episode of I Shouldn't Have Had Kids. Links Ellen's spirit animal of the week: Malcolm Gladwell's Revisionist History Podcast YouTube video that will make you go "Awww":The Vice Principal's Big Surprise Follow us on social media! Instagram @ishouldnthavehadkids Facebook ishouldnthavehadkids Twitter @SHHKids Have a funny story to share about parenting (or being parented)? Email us and we'll read it on the show! [email protected] Find all episodes of I Shouldn't Have Had Kids wherever you get your podcasts Buzzsprout Apple Podcasts Spotify
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Planning a wedding typically means making a boatload of decisions in rapid-fire succession. When you're a blended family, however, you can add an additional layer of complexity to the situation. Here are the kinds of extra questions we had to deal with when we said our "I do's": Since it's our second time around, should we have a big, white wedding or go low-key? Will our guests be freaky that ours is a same-sex wedding? Should we make vows to the kids as well as each other?&n...
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