Don't want to serve cigarettes to guests at your wedding?

If the state could get some really ugly pictures about the harmful effects of smoking on 1/3-1/2 of the visible portion of the tobacco package, we would be able to justify not offering cigarettes to people in social situations, but unfortunately the state doesn't give us the opportunity to do so, and there's nothing I can do about it

When I got married my dad told me to go buy cigarettes, and I didn't go, and I told him that I'm not a smoker and I'm opposed to smoking, and that if you want to buy I said I don't smoke and I'm against smoking, so if you want to buy cigarettes, you should go yourself, because I have a rule against spending your own money on cigarettes or else you'll get a 5km penalty for each cigarette

In the end, I didn't violate my own plan to go smoke-free, but I didn't achieve my goal of having a smoke-free wedding either

Now that I've figured it out, and the country doesn't care about being given an award for a dirty ashtray (see the report on the third meeting of the parties to the framework convention on tobacco control), what good is it for us to oppose smoking? What's the point