Who was invited to Josh and Hailee's wedding?

[Wacka]

11 hours ago, Bufflow4 said:

Hailee’s last name is Steinfeld not Seinfeld. 

Her uncle is Jake Stienfeld (Body by Jake).

[PonyBoy]

I remember wedding advice my buddy gave at the church.

 

There will be a day when you hate every bone in her body..... Except yours! 😅

[Just Jack]

3 hours ago, BobbyC81 said:

So, they had since late January to get married and they schedule it in the middle of OTAs?!!!

 

I suppose they’re also going on a honeymoon?!

 

Where’s the dedication of this guy?!  He’s getting as bad as Aaron Rodgers!!

 

#sarcasm

 

It's actually perfect planning. 

 

Wedding this weekend.

 

Honeymoon fun.

 

Superbowl win.

 

Their child, Lombardi (or Lombarette) will be born in March. 

 

[Juice_32]

Engaged Josh Allen was a problem for the rest of the NFL. Married Josh Allen will be an even bigger problem. But the final boss will be...dad Josh Allen. Multiple SB wins coming when this dude has kids to play for and a touch of old man strength set in.

[blacklabel]

I was very rudley not invited. And I was wedding-ready too! One of my cousins got married down at Chautauqua Institution on Friday so I already had the monkey suit on. About a three hour round trip, first time the wife and I had a date in forever, lotta fun, late night so of course my four year old was ready to be up and at 'em by 5:30 on Saturday morning. Kid can't roll his rump outta bed at 7 for preschool most days but come the weekends he's suddenly Mr. Early Riser. I still gotta find the guy who convinced me kids were a good idea and kick him in the junk. 

[BillsShredder83]

19 hours ago, Einstein said:

Yeah I'm shocked by the amount of people claiming to have been to all these open-bar weddings in the 70's. It was quite rare back then (in my neck of the woods anyway) and people would almost brag about it had they been to one. Especially considering that the average cost of a wedding back then was only $2k. I just did a little research and found a post by a bartender who did weddings in the 70's - he said the open bar was around $600 for 2 hours. So the open bar would have been about 30% of the total wedding cost.

Long story short, maybe the others in this thread have very affluent friends. Or maybe you and I just grew up around very poor people 🤣

This chat is going through a culture shock of non-buffalo events having infinitely less alcoholics. I knew I was an alcoholic in Buffalo, then I moved and realized exactly how unhealthy that cities relationship is with booze lol

 

I live near a bar and am always shocked to see the crowds start leaving from 10-11p. When I drank, we were just finishing up pre-gaming at a house LOL

 

Columbian Marching Powder would get the bullpen call right about midnight! Weaklings! Thank God I got sober lol def would've missed out on seeing Buff get a ring

[muppy]

I prefer to wait to see what they post on their Instagram feeds. I loved seeing the dress though . And it is natural to want to see who is there.

 

Sometimes you have a ceremony and the reception  has more people. depends on how small or big they want to go

 

They don't need to worry about finances clearly. I love that her dress was not puffy or Cinderella. It fits her style perfectly. She has amazing style from what I have seen IMO

 

Based on both of their busy schedules  I'm sure this date was chosen carefully.

 

This so me is like a royal wedding.  I mean seriously. 

[BearNorth]

1 hour ago, SCBills said:

I think it looks like Spencer Brown and Dalton Kincaid in that picture with Gabe Davis as well. 
 

I would be surprised if all five of the starters on the O-Line weren't there, they are Josh's bodyguards.

[chris heff]

6 hours ago, Sargent Hulka said:

One picture showing McD sitting with his wife who is holding a parasol. Dion seated in the row in front of them, and Beane sitting in the row in front of Dion. I think Gabe Davis is standing in one photo wearing a tux. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/nfl/article-14768579/josh-allen-hailee-steinfeld-wedding.html

Terry Pegula sitting next to Beane.

[GunnerBill]

2 hours ago, pennstate10 said:

There is a choreography to these things. Who moves when, who walks with who, who turns left and right, etc. 

 

it’s not rocket science, but it’s not trivial either. 

 

It is the definition of trivial.

[K D]

Now that Joshy isn't a V anymore, is he going to lose his edge? No more running hard?

[mushypeaches]

Coincidentally, my daughter also had her reception party yesterday.  Sackets Harbor NY is still such a cool little small town 

[RobbRiddick]

There was a long line of people waiting to get into the back room to see Brandon Beane. Apparently no GM can refuse a request on his QB's wedding day. 

[pennstate10]

20 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

It is the definition of trivial.

Cool.  I’m curious if any dads who have actually hosted a daughters wedding agree with that opinion. 
 

In my experience, brides want every thing to go smoothly on their wedding day. 
 

Don’t get me wrong. I think todays weddings are very much “over produced”.   My girls were both strongly encouraged to hire a “wedding planner” for another couple thousand on top of other costs. To their credit both girls figured that they didn’t need a planner. 
 

But a quick run through so everyone knows what they do when?  I think that’s a good idea. 

[Doc]

39 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

It is the definition of trivial.

 

If you're going to go through the trouble of have a wedding, you're going to have a rehearsal dinner.  And it's largely based on what the bride wants.

[Steptide]

I'm not nearly obsessed with this wedding as some people have been on social media, but I'm happy for both of them

[Doc Brown]

4 hours ago, The Firebaugh Kid said:

Nice to see Gabe hanging out with the boys.

Oh God.  I give the marriage 10 months.

[ControllerOfPlanetX]

7 hours ago, WotAGuy said:

Is that a sideline medical tent that they got married under?  Seems kinda cheap. Wonder if they had an open bar. I hear those things are expensive. 

EJ must’ve been invited.

 

[ProcessTruster]

good for them.   well done.  

[Simon]

11 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

 

I have never understood, and will never understand, the concept of a wedding rehearsal. 

 

You don't have to remember your lines. You just repeat after the celebrant. What are you rehearsing? Walking?

 

It's also an opportunity for in-laws who may not be very familiar with each other to spend some time then share a meal together.