Did you know that limousine companies can book solid more than a year in advance? Did you know that it can take up to six months of fittings and tailor appointments to get your custom-made wedding dress just perfect? Did you know that it costs $425 to release 36 white doves at a ceremony in the San Fransico area? Did you even know that it was possible to simultaneously release 36 doves?
Well, neither did I. And, frankly, I don't think any of that is worth it. But there are lots of other, more practical wedding details that I'm equally clueless about, and those are things that I think I might be investigating a bit more thoroughly over the next few months than the quick "wedding doves" Google search I just did.
And since this whole wedding thing seems like it's going to be one heck of an adventure, I thought I'd give you (the collective populous of the Internet, I guess, but more specifically my friends) the chance to ride along. Also, this will give me a forum to chat about wedding-y things without forcing anyone else to listen, and therefore doing it guilt-free. So enjoy, dear reader, and please feel free to participate in any and all discussion - comments welcome!
About Me
- Beth
- Bloomington, Indiana
- I'm a lover of words, brains, speech processing, football, foods of all descriptions that don't burn my delicate mouth, and fuzzy fiances.
4 comments:
Custom made wedding dress!!! Pictures pictures! and ha ha ha fuzzy fiances.
awesome, i am so excited about this blog.
do the doves have to be released at a wedding? or could one release them to celebrate any milestone?
graduated? DOVES!
retired? DOVES!
completed the drink-your-height challenge at richter's? DOVES!
Can doves eat monogrammed sugar cubes?
I think doves are appropriate for every occasion. And they had better not eat my $1,000,000 monogrammed sugar cube favors. Or they'll be treated like the pigeons they really are!!
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