Here's a picture of the ring I picked out. His family got to see it for the first time this weekend. Everyone seems genuinely happy for us but then they started asking questions. Are you going to get married up here or in Malden? What church are you thinking about? Sacred Heart (Kenny's home parish). Borgia (our parish). St. Ann's (my parish in Malden)? How big is the wedding party going to be? Who's going to be your attendants? What about a reception? Have you started looking for a dress? What about catering? And that's when it hit me. This is really happening and I have absolutely no idea what I be what I should do first where to go for the change anything! Honestly. I never thought I'd get married. I watched all of my friends go through it but I never really put myself in this position. I guess I didn't realize that I was starting to freak out until this morning at approximately 1:00 AM. I was STILL awake watching a marathon of "Say Yes to the change" on TLC. Kenny comes in and says. "Are you comfort up?" to which I sort of wail. "There is not one dress on this show that I would wear and I've been watching it all night!" The only dress I would conclude comfortable change surface considering was the one picked out by an Orthodox Jewish rabbi's daughter. One change out of 6 hours of watching this show! First of all all the brides are sticks (in case you've forgotten. I'm not) and apparently none of them have any thought to modesty. There was this one dress that several of the brides chose. It cost $6,600 and the top of it was shaped like a apparel. While the part that covers the breasts had a lining the rest of the top didn't so you could see their skin through the dress. I compare it to Madonna's attire in the "Like a Virgin" video. I don't want strapless. I don't be a ballgown. I be sleeves. Are sleeves too much to ask? What I really want is Paula Deen's wedding dress from when she recently got married. It was simple but pretty and it looked comfortable. But she's Paula Deen. I'm not and I'm sure I couldn't even afford it. So if there are any suggestions from all of you former brides out there. I'd appreciate it. Right now eloping to Vegas and getting it blessed when we get home is starting to sound much less complicated. I could handle getting married by Elvis!
that go is gorgeous and is just a unique and special as the person now wearing it! don't freak out about the wedding! remember,it truly is YOURS AND KENNY'S DAY if elvis floats your ride go for it or have.
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http://thedeblog.blogspot.com/2007/12/oh-my-lord-what-have-we-done.html
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