Wedding planning, and other stuff I don't know Thing 1 about...

[Moonliner]

Originally Posted by 3894

Wait. There goes my long-laid brainwashing of my daughters to have destination weddings at either Jackson Lake Lodge in the Grand Tetons or the Grand Californian Hotel at the DLR, their choice. Both are destinations carefully chosen for their appeal to our nuclear family and total lack of appeal to almost everyone else in the extended family.

Oh, bother.

Hell, I'll come to that one. Send me an invite.

[BarTopDancer]

I suggest a bouncer to keep out the unwanted family members that your mom may or may not invite despite your wishes

[3894]

Originally Posted by Moonliner

Hell, I'll come to that one. Send me an invite.

Prepare to fly your freak flag high, Moonie! We are Miracle Whip and we will not tone it down.

[alphabassettgrrl]

Good luck! I don't know anything about wedding planning- we got married in Vegas.

[Nephythys]

Planning a wedding is what drove us to consider Vegas and end up getting married at Disneyland.

Perfect day-wouldn't change a thing.

[Deebs]

You're supercool and creative, E. It will be a beautiful wedding, I'm sure. I got married before I had a home computer. No iPod either, of course. When I think of all the time I spent rounding up the music ...!! I actually used the yellow pages to search for a photographer.

Originally Posted by Disneyphile

Enjoy your reign of bridedom.

Yes, do! It was fun being the bride. I only went to one bridal event, at Gump's in San Francisco. It inspired some delusions of grandeur, though it wasn't a complete waste. I had fun and entered some drawings for free honeymoons and the like. (Who wins those things?) It also gave me some ideas, because I felt like you -- I really didn't know a thing about wedding planning. I remember it seemed that the simpler the gown, the more expensive it was. I wanted to look like Jackie O, but yeah, that didn't happen. I never did find that perfect dress. It proved an impossible task to find it, but at least I didn't end up in a white version Glinda's dress.



What I remember most about my wedding day is that my cheeks were aching from smiling so much.

[bewitched]

Originally Posted by Deebs

You're supercool and creative, E. It will be a beautiful wedding, I'm sure. I got married before I had a home computer. No iPod either, of course. When I think of all the time I spent rounding up the music ...!! I actually used the yellow pages to search for a photographer.



Yes, do! It was fun being the bride. I only went to one bridal event, at Gump's in San Francisco. It inspired some delusions of grandeur, though it wasn't a complete waste. I had fun and entered some drawings for free honeymoons and the like. (Who wins those things?) It also gave me some ideas, because I felt like you -- I really didn't know a thing about wedding planning. I remember it seemed that the simpler the gown, the more expensive it was. I wanted to look like Jackie O, but yeah, that didn't happen. I never did find that perfect dress. It proved an impossible task to find it, but at least I didn't end up in a white version Glinda's dress.



What I remember most about my wedding day is that my cheeks were aching from smiling so much.

It sounds like you had an awesome time and really discovered the fun in being a bride.

[lashbear]

Wedding planning ????

EEK !!! Run awaaaaay! Run awaaaaaay!

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by lashbear

Wedding planning ????

EEK !!! Run awaaaaay! Run awaaaaaay!

Hmm, guess the frilly details aren't exactly Bear territory.

[lashbear]

No, but choosing and fitting the grooms underwear probably is...