Willow ,'Storyteller'
Plan what to do, what to wear (you can never go wrong with a corset), and get ready for the next BuffistaCon: San Francisco, May 19-21, 2006! Everything else, go here! Swag!
Thank you, JonB. This was one of those times that made me acutely aware of my newness to the board. Now I'm all better!
Adds to wedding checklist.
Ha! Beat you too it, amych. I'm even going to make them dye their hair the exact same color!
I hope your wedding plans are progressing nicely.
I'm even going to make them dye their hair the exact same color!
Excellent. Make sure it's one that doesn't match any of their skin tones.
I hope your wedding plans are progressing nicely.
They are. At the moment, I am planning on no bridesmaids, but yes pinata. I may soften my stance and put some bridesmaids in the pinata, just for yucks.
I'm still marvelling at a relative's wedding that had eight bridesmaids and groomsmen. I half expected to find out that my cousin was marrying into royalty and the wedding photographer was going to be joined by paparazzi.
Well, that's dumb planning on their part now, isn't it?
Our ours, depending on how you look at it. (:
I'm still marvelling at a relative's wedding that had eight bridesmaids and groomsmen. I half expected to find out that my cousin was marrying into royalty and the wedding photographer was going to be joined by paparazzi.
I somehow added the word "night" after the word "wedding" in my head while reading this and went to someplace very different than Matt intended.
At one cousin's wedding there were 6 groomsmen and 6 bridesmaids because the groom couldn't decide between his brothers and best friends and had 6 people. My cousin ended up scrambling around trying to find enough girls to match.
Personally I think the groom should have cut down OR they shouldn't have worried about having the same number, especially since the church they got married in was so tiny they had to cram everyone in at the alter.
I was once at a double wedding where the couples had 6 bridesmaids, 6 groomsmen, 2 junior bridesmaids, and a flower girl each.
I'm still marvelling at a relative's wedding that had eight bridesmaids and groomsmen.
I think we had seven on each side for my first wedding. It was a lot but those were the people we wanted.
I was one of eight bridesmaids in the last wedding I stood up in. 8 Groomsmen, natch, a flower girl and a ringbearer (okay, word now tainted).
It seemed fine, even though we threatened to outnumber the guests.
I was once at a double wedding where the couples had 6 bridesmaids, 6 groomsmen, 2 junior bridesmaids, and a flower girl each.
For the ultimate wedding, I think you need to come up with tasks for the trained monkeys.