True, the wedding plans may have gotten “bigger than Big,” especially after we were constantly reminded that this was his 3rd marriage; but it was Carrie’s first marriage and after 10 years of dealing with the guy, she deserved an event with all the glamour and panache NYC has to offer.
The wedding video should document the event as naturally as possible and people will always act differently when they know they are being filmed. You know how reality shows always talk about the “4th Wall”? Make sure this is a concept your videographer understands.
Simply send your future Mother-in-Law a “We’re Expecting!” Baby Shower Favor. Even if you’re not expecting, this reality jolt will surely help her come to terms with the fact that she will soon have to share her “Perfect Son.” Just a little salt in the wound from the Blushing Bridezilla 
Ali and Ricardo were married in Rio de Janeiro this summer in a festive fusion of both American and Brazilian traditions. Ricardo, originally from Rio, proposed to Ali, a native of New Mexico at their home in Mozambique and throughout the planning process, both wore engagement rings in the Brazilian fashion.
Roses are Red Violets are Blue
Come Watch the Muslim Marry the Jew
08/08/08 was a huge wedding day for couples across the world but no where was it more celebrated than in city of Beijing where a record breaking 9,000s some couples registered for marriage on this day.
Long story short, Jamie arrived with a Nevada marriage license to her California wedding ceremony. The Minister refused to perform even a mock ceremony for liability reasons and the only way she was going to have a legal ceremony was to head back to Nevada.
Lauren decided that not only would these two Bridesmaids not receive the formal invitation, she also added a line at the bottom of the invites that read: Please Present this Invitation for Admittance. “”That” she exclaimed, “will teach you not to throw MY stuff away!”
Jennifer and Barb had two completely different ideas of “adjustments.” While Barb figured she’d need the dress taken in here, let out there and hemmed in a few places, Jennifer went on a fabric shopping spree, borrowed her friend’s sewing machine and got to work.
“Rent-A-Cakes!” she yipped, “it’s all the rage.” Confused and frightened, my head started reeling with terrible visions of guests being asked to return the cake they just ate. Then it hit me - styrofoam cake for show; cheap sheet cake for eating. Brilliant!
