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!

One man’s journey through the planning and execution of perhaps the most elaborate and creative marriage proposal in recent history. Those jumbo-tron engagements just won’t do anymore guys, the bar has been raised!

   It’s funny how certain wedding traditions we perceive to be ancient history, pop up from time to time, reminding us that there is a world out there beyond engagement rings and bridal trunk shows. A good friend of mine who grew up and currently lives in New Delhi, India, just announced that he is [...]