First Chelsea changes her theme to chocolate – chocolate cake, chocolate martinis, and even coordinating dark and milk chocolate outfits. Then JoAnn moves her ceremony from inside to outside…in November. Now what was she thinking? Finally, Melanie’s maid of honor just broke up with the best man. I bet you can see where that is heading.
Disclaimer: I am not a wedding planner and this is totally fictional.
oh wow...yeah lots of extraneous details to this marriage thing...ha
ReplyDeleteI'd make a horrible wedding planner because I have zero patience for people who keep changing their minds.
ReplyDeleteBrian- Yeah, I think Melanie is going to have a problem!
ReplyDeleteBubba- Exactly! I tend to suffer from lack of patience, too.
Thats why Shacking Up was invented!
ReplyDeleteC'Mon!
Loved your 55.
Every week you always come up with cleverness and Perfection!
Thanks for playing, and have a Kick Ass Week-End
Might not be so bad...if you're in Australia.
ReplyDeleteNow, that is my idea of a scary 55!
ReplyDeleteI think it takes a very strong person to be a wedding planner. Very strong, and with a high tolerance for alcohol. :-)
ReplyDeleteA compliment to your skills. I was really worried for you...
ReplyDeleteI've had my share of weddings. But I've never done the big deal one. And now, alas, I doubt I will. Never really wanted one.
ReplyDeleteThings are not like they used to be when I got married. We did everything ourselves - which, in my case, included making my own dress. No such thing as a wedding planner. Nobody else to blame if things went wrong either.
ReplyDeleteG-Man- Thank you, the 55s are fun!
ReplyDeleteMonkey Man- It would be a lovely spring wedding.
Mama Zen- Indeed, a total nightmare.
Nicky- Not a job I would want!
Anji- I would be worried about me too, if this were not fiction.
Linda- Mine was very small with immediate family only.
Babs- That is the best way!
Great, now I just want chocolate!
ReplyDeleteMeleah- Sorry, but you know there's always room for chocolate.
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