Nope, neither of us are believers. The only reason I am considering it is to make her parents happy. Is that sufficient moral justification? Personally I would have thought they would think it hypocritical of us do take communion solely for their benefit, but hey have expressed they would love a church wedding despite the fact that neither of us believe.
Smaul, you're going to do whatever you're going to do, and I wish you the best whatever decision you make, however, ...for what it's worth, what may appear as a tiny little sacrifice to make her folks happy may infact come back to haunt you for the duration of your marriage.
Think about it. This is the first step you're taking as a husband & wife, ...this is
YOUR special day, ...and it is being dictated by
her parents, ...contrary to the wishes of either of you? Before long, they'll be telling you whether to use cloth or disposables, what schools to send your kids to, how to raise those kids, etc., what jobs to have, where to live...
I might sound alarmist, but I've seen it time & time again. There are
some things that need to be nipped in the bud
This is
YOUR wedding... your's and your fiancée's.
It should be held at a location that has meaning for
YOU, ...whether that's on a deserted beach, in a JP's office, or even in a drive-thru chapel in Vegas officiated by a tacky looking Elvis impersonator wearing a rhinestone studded velvet cape. Let them call the shots on your wedding, ...and they'll be calling the shots on your entire married life.
Just a note of caution. Good luck whatever you decide. ...oh and CONGRATULATIONS on the impending nuptuals.