Girl is sitting near guy at the bar. Guy asks girl if she wants a shot his friend isn't taking. He says to her that it is a gin shot and that he knows it's not safe to take drinks from strangers. She then takes the shot from him, and the guy raises his own shot glass up to hers and says, "Cheers", and Cheers with her. Is this most likely flirtation, or is this just a friendly exchange?

I don't want my aunt and her husband of the year to come to my wedding. she's always been so horrible to me - like actually physically hitting me, along with metal abuse. Here's the problem: my mom raised her kids and they're like my brother and sister so i obviously want them at my wedding. and she lives with my grandmother- who is the whole reason i'm having a proper wedding. how am i supposed to invite her [adult] children and her roommate, and not her? and if we're at family gatherings after? she's just terrible and i can't have her ruining a great day.

I am getting married in May and am looking for referrals for our "introduction" song for when my fiance and I walk down the aisle as a married couple! We want something fun and upbeat, preferably new country. Some ideas I have had are:  This is it- by Scotty McCreery Simple- by Florida Georgia Line We want something that has a happy and upbeat beat to it when it starts! We are getting married and it is an exciting and happy time, not time for slow sappy crap. Looking forward to any ideas!

Don't say that is it a bachelor party because a bachelor party is the male version of a bachelorette party!

Our wedding was supposed to be this Saturday, but due to this coronavirus it's been postponed almost a year since this venue is fully booked till then. We couldn't cancel as we'd lose our deposits so postponing was the only option. We wanted to get legally married this year but right now none of the local courts are giving out marriage licenses, so who knows when we can even get married now. And we're leaning a bit toward doing everything next year, including the marriage itself, as it keeps everything together and isn't so awkwardly spread apart, plus some guests don't like going to vow renewals as much as real weddings, they aren't the same thing and I agree they're stupid and kinda fake. But we're really not sure, it's hard to make these decisions since we're so heartbroken and sad at the moment and don't know what to do. I'm not even sure this virus will be clear by next year, they're saying it'll take 18 months 

My mom and my fiancé are on board with whatever I want to wear, but my future mother-in-law is practically having fainting fits. She insists that I wear white.

Hi guys so we have a wedding coming up on July 18th. But with this coronavirus we're not so sure. It's far enough away that it's hard to tell, but close enough that we're worried. The cdc ban on gatherings ends on may 10th which is well before our wedding, but other sources say this will be around till august, others say 18 months. If this helps, most people are within driving distance of the venue very few are flying in. But we just don't quite know what to do yet. I would hate to postpone and then things clear up all of a sudden. We've been in contact with our venue and they as of now we're still on 

I know it their choice in life but I wonder why some people like to tye the knot very early. 

Get him a chair and maybe a bottle of water incase he feels faint or not have him with the other groomsmen and reserve him a seat in the front row?

some of these bachelorette parties with strippers present, like brides being penetrated with their bridal gowns on, dry bumping, et cetera, but how much of what we hear is fact, and how much is fiction? Do you think there's a decent chance my partner did inappropriate things with the stripper? She denies anything happened, but the uncertainty is really bugging me.