The Wedding

            As a wedding consultant, I need to be aware of everything that is happening. Timing is very important and having everyone in their place at the right time is a daunting task. As you are aware I am able to master most tasks without any missteps.

               As you might know the most difficult part of the rehearsal and wedding is getting the young children to walk and stand where you want them. In this particular event the young kids were not focused during the rehearsal since it was in a park but were outstanding on the day of the ceremony. 

               We rode to the wedding with one of the Brides Maid. Her dress was green and had one strap over the shoulder. This dress was a little short and somewhat tight. We learned (even thought we did not want to know) that since the dress was tight the young lady did not have underwear on. This dress also had a slit up the back which posed a problem due to the lack of undergarments. A safety pin was used to help correct the problem with the slit in the dress.

               The wedding was scheduled to be outside, under a pavilion with a lake in the back ground, on the military base, “Camp Lejeune”. This location was very nice.

               With no help from me the wedding came off as scheduled and it was very nice. The bride was beautiful and the groom was handsome. The ceremony took about 20 minutes with lots of photos following.  The young man that was the ring bearer was a little unruly. He threw the pillow he was carrying (the rings were not on the pillow) then walked up to it and kicked it. Everyone laughed I don’t know it the bride saw it or not.

               The reception hall was decorated very nicely, the food was good and everyone seemed to enjoy the evening.

Note; during the weeding rehearsal at the park the minister actually married the couple. He noted afterwards, “I hope nothing goes wrong because they are now married”.  I wonder which date the will use to celebrate their anniversary.

From the wedding planner mind of                           Don Ford   

  

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