Showing posts with label romance wedding customs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label romance wedding customs. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

After the big day


Sam & Ester Puente on their big day! Look at Ester's big smile. One of my little girls. Sam has the deer in the headlights look. 

What about after the big day? You know when we wake up next to someone with no makeup. When we find out that they snore really loud and scary like. When we find out they drool, alot!

There are many surprises after the big day and it's all a part of the process of becoming one. Most times we simply become unglued!

The day before she was dressed in an expensive dress and tiara now she has her hair up in rollers, no makeup, no mascara, no perfume! Then the contacts come out. What? You mean your eyes are really not blue? Then the mud mask goes on.

Then he starts to leave his socks, shoes, and practically every other item of clothing right where he took them off. This ain't his momma's house!

And so the marriage begins....

I've been traumatized! How about you? How did it go with you the first few days after the wedding?


Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Jenny and Eric Ellard having their cake and eating it too! They look so young. 

One thing I really don't care for too much is the horrible custom, in my opinion, of shoving the piece of cake into each others mouths. They look so romantic with their arms laced together as they seemingly are going to share a small piece of cake, which by the way someone probably paid a hefty price for, and then out of nowhere, WHAM! they try to suddenly shove the piece down each other's throats! 

Who thought this idea up? "Let's start them off by instigating a brawl so we can see how they are going to handle unexpected crisis."

Was it the mother in law who told her little boy, 'Now, son, when it comes to giving her a piece of cake you just cram it in her face. That's what she gets for stealing by baby!'? 

Or maybe was it the father of the bride who told his little girl to smack him in the face so he knows what he's gotten into? 

All I know is what was a beautifully romantic moment turned into the Three Stooges. Oh, well so much for dumb wedding customs. 

I have a whole list of this stuff. Sad isn't it? Married life is like that sometimes. Everything is going beautifully and out of nowhere, WHAM! It's how we deal with the situation after the big WHAMO that matters.

How do you deal with unexpected crisis in your marriage?

By the way, it would be much more fun for the guests if we were allowed to start throwing a piece of cake too. Now there's an idea!