Her birth parents will be reuniting for the first time since her conception AT THE WEDDING!
OMG. This just gets better and better. Aimee, you need to write a screenplay out of all of this. It would make one helluva trashy movie of the week.
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Her birth parents will be reuniting for the first time since her conception AT THE WEDDING!
OMG. This just gets better and better. Aimee, you need to write a screenplay out of all of this. It would make one helluva trashy movie of the week.
Good lord Aimee. This is starting to have all the makings of an apocalyse. Anyone seen any omens recently?
I was going to say take a camera, and make a documentary, but that should have started a while ago, but the screenplay thing works, too
What I find particularly funny, is that they aren't having a bouquet/garter toss.
Why?
EVERYONE ELSE IS MARRIED!
I'm trying to picture the turbaned bridesmaids, but my brain is recoiling from the ridiculousness.
Let me get this straight. Bride is staging this elaborate and expensive production and she wants everyone in the production to not see each other backstage? Stilling pegging the crazyometer needle.
Yeuuch, does this totally skeev anyone else? The whole thing, but this shit in particular.
The idea, no. Hubs' brother married a woman with a 12YO daughter from a previous marriage. Daughter joined them for part of the ceremony, and she also received a ring. I thought it was a nice gesture to show that the marriage was a family thing.
Dressing daughter up as, and calling her, a second bride would have been a bit much.
Oh, god, yes, screenplay!
The kids being part of the ceremony, I'm totally down with. But the dressing them up and mimicking bride and groom - sorry, no.
My wedding dress cost $2000. My parents paid for it. I'm not going to apologize for that.
My parents also paid for the entire (female) wedding party to get our hair & makeup done (if they wanted to) the morning of the wedding. It was fun.
The wedding I'm (possibly) taking part in right now has made me vow to never to be a bridesmaid again, but I can't help but wonder if my sisters spent the weeks before my wedding talking like this behind my back. I really hope not. I think I was a good bride.
It's 3:36. Come on, CALL, DAMMIT!