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on: I was invited to a wedding that takes place on Friday towards noon, am I allowed to attend and have a wedding dinner there?
: As a matter of law, an engagement and marriage feast should not be held on Friday, these feasts are feasts that are not usual to eat on a weekday and one should not eat on Friday a feast that is not usual in the weekday. But if it is necessary to attend a wedding, one should avoid eating a full feast, which includes a second and third course, but will eat as on weekdays, for example only the first course or the second course only. Sources
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