Although unlikely to have a wedding day, I need to ask if this is true....I know Buffista brides are probably not the norm, but am I really supposed to believe that?
Generally speaking, the priorities of the relatives and friends whose weddings I've attended have been (1) standing up with the groom to begin the marriage (2) in front of family and friends (3) at a church or other location that's meaningful to one or both of the couple. Purchased trappings came much lower on the list.
I've never been to a wedding where the attendents clothes were paid for by the couple/couple's family.
My best friend intended to pay for my tux rental and my fellow groomsman's as well as his own. But I knew money was a bit tight, so my wedding gift was picking up the tab instead of buying them an appliance. (Also, I kept the bride's little brother from being eaten by the groom's German Shepherd/Dire Wolf halfbreed, though in retrospect they might have preferred an appliance instead...)
No such thing as too much crazy! OK, maybe there is, but still.
Oh, Jesse. You have clearly not been on enough bad dates recently. Or been a lesbian.
We were just telling our wedding story at the SO's birthday party Sunday. It definitely had OMG his family is insane moments in it.
Heh. Heh heh heh.
I think I'd care most about the overall reception/food/setting; essentially, throwing a party that is enjoyable for the people attending. The food need not be *memorable,* in the sense of being able to recall 25 years later exactly what side dishes were served, but tasty and plentiful. (Abundant booze goes without saying.)
But photos are right up there for me, after the party.
And then, yeah, probably my dress, because I want to look pretty in those all-important photos taken at the kick-ass party.
I don't anticipate buying an actual white Wedding Dress, though, at this point in my life. Something swanky and fun, certainly, but I'm over the Barbie Dream Wedding fantasy.
(Actually, I'd rather elope and throw the kick-ass party later, but both our families would murderize us if we did that.)
(Not that I'm even close to getting married, so I shouldn't assume who exactly falls in "both our families.")
Lessee, have no plans or burning need for marriage -- I'd do it, given the right guy, but...the dude, friends and family are a given.
HOWEVER! I love a party, so after all that stuff fell in, since I have been in a zillion weddings, and a wedding is about as high on my list of shit-I-will-do as falling into a supernova from my bathroom, I would want a dress. A fancy non-white dress with a corset top and really awesome lingerie! Then booze.
With enough booze, I can have the thing in a barn. Hey, I've been to a wedding in a barn! And there was an open bar, and it was made of awesome!
My needs are simple.
You have clearly not been on enough bad dates recently.
I was gonna say...she's definitely not been you. You've had your share of crazy and then some recently.
Oh, Jesse. You have clearly not been on enough bad dates recently. Or been a lesbian.
Hee! I have not been on any bad dates lately, or been a lesbian, it's true. I need to get moving on that, actually -- the dates, probably not the lesbian part. Although there's this article in Oprah magazine this month....
More pics and video from the twins' birthday party - The whole set: [link]
Waterboy: [link]
Siblings: [link]
Although there's this article in Oprah magazine this month....
Some people are naturally lesbians. Some people, like Jesse, try really hard.
A barn would be a great place to have a wedding.
Although there's this article in Oprah magazine this month....
On dating, or the joys of lesbianism?
