Alternatively Jess, tell her that you are honored to be her MOH in Scotland, but you budgeted for Boston. So if she's changing the venue she should pony up the difference in travel and accomodations.
What? Makes perfect sense to me.
Plan what to do, what to wear (you can never go wrong with a corset), and get ready for the next BuffistaCon: New Orleans! May 20-22, 2005!
Alternatively Jess, tell her that you are honored to be her MOH in Scotland, but you budgeted for Boston. So if she's changing the venue she should pony up the difference in travel and accomodations.
What? Makes perfect sense to me.
eta: Teppy, we have a couch still (and if Emmett is with his mom that weekend, an actual bed).
Really? I don't want to be a space-grabbing hobo in your space-challenged apartment.
Um, seriously, guys, I didn't bring it up so you could all start dumping on my best friend's choice of wedding venue. I think having a small ceremony in a Scottish castle is a fabulous idea, and I'm more than happy to fly out there for her.
a space-grabbing hobo in your space-challenged apartment.
Slowly, slowly, we are conquering space.
Also, I am curiously charmed by the notion of Teppy L, Space Hobo.
If she is eloping to Scotland -- surely she doesn't need bridesmaids, does she?
Won't just a Smithy and a couple of witnesses do?
Teppy L, Space Hobo.
Some call her the gangster of love
Well, she's not eloping. It's going to be a small ceremony, with family and close friends, at the end of next March. I'm the only bridesmaid, and it's not going to be in Gretna Green.
Everyone satisfied? Can we move on?
I just don't see why anyone would want to go to a whole other country to get married. Everyone talks funny and the buildings are all really run-down and think of all the money you're taking away from the American wedding industry. It's positively traitorous.
eta: Kidding like a thing that kids while covered in unseriousness, swaddled in lack of forceful and malicious intent.
Also, jealous. 'Cause, castle!
I just don't see why anyone would want to go to a whole other country to get married. Everyone talks funny and the buildings are all really run-down and think of all the money you're taking away from the American wedding industry. It's positively traitorous.
Hey, I got married in a whole nother country AIwFG! There were Vikings and everything!
I just don't see why anyone would want to go to a whole other country to get married.
I was in a wedding last year where the couple did that. The bride, who had immigrated from Ireland, wanted to get married in the church of her childhood.