I wanted to jot it down before I forgot...I just came across somebody in a community mentioning doing literary readings rather than bible readings at their ceremony. Since neither of us are of the Bible-reading type, and our ceremony is going to be non-religious, I suddenly had this flash of an idea...

I want to do my vows from Only Revolutions, ( Read more... )

oooh...I wonder how much it is to rent the front ballroom/auditorium at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts. I remember when I was going through sorority rush in Fall 2001 that AOPi/AOII (because I don't feel like going through the symbol font to figure out Alpha Omicron Pi :-P) had their final event there (because my final two were Delta Gamma and ( Read more... )

I finally got Dan's list of invitees, so once we add in mine we're somewhere between 100 and 110 for the ceremony alone (and that's only parents and siblings, grandparents, first aunts and uncles, first cousins, and close friends...we have monstrous Catholic families ( Read more... )

Did I mention how much I hate the fact that I can't set anything in stone until I know where on Earth I'm going to be? No idea where until I know, and that's what really sets the ball rolling. *glares at work ( Read more... )

This is what I want to do for my side of vows. Those of you who know the book, let me know if anything sounds particularly strange or out of place. Most people there won't know the book anyway, and hearing something out loud for the first time doesn't ever register completely anyway, so I'm not horribly concerned about people being too confused ( Read more... )

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I absolutely hate that I now have an obscene amount of wedding ads on my Facebook with my status as "engaged." Evil. Amusing, too, though. I couldn't resist clicking on this particular link:
http://weddingsongs.weddingwire.com/weddingsongs/7/firstdancesongs.htmlI suggest you comment with the most out-of-place song on that list. It's a tough ( Read more... )