There ' s always a way to get in touch w them buy their merch or just throw money at them they ' ll take it <| sep |> It comes down to money , as always . They need something to hook an audience in . Darth Vader apperance here , Han Solo there , you ' ve sold a billion dollars worth of tickets . Now , int he future , they may get into the position to do the bigger more original ideas in the Star Warsverse . I think , give them time . <| sep |> wtf does a basic bitch mean ? yes i am in my mid 30 s <| sep |> Serving ' scraping the barrel for concepts ' realness . <| sep |> Thanks for your answer . I am unsure if we will really need a wedding planner looking at how little I seem to want at the moment . I do know a bit about traditional Korean weddings and they do seem really cool . However , my fiance ' s family is not traditionally Korean because of their Christian religion and we will do no traditionally Korean things . I kind of wanted to do that little ceremony where we dress in hanbok and throw dates around and stuff since it seems like Korean equivalent to the Chinese tea ceremony but my fiance is not interested . Also , since I am ethnically Chinese I don ' t think my parents would feel all that happy to do a traditionally Korean wedding and just have a short Chinese tea ceremony on the side . I am from Canada , too and I ' m fairly westernized so I want a Western style wedding . I feel like what I have planned so far kind of compromises all this . Church wedding for my fiance ' s Christian family Chinese tea ceremony for my Chinese family Westernstyle wedding ceremony for me , who was born and raised in Canada A photoshoot where we will wear hanbok homage for my fiance ' s background but kind of for me who likes Korean culture