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The bride was not a bridezilla thankfully and the groom was patient while maintaining his own viewpoints and individuality (whose child is he? hard to tell really).
The families couldn't be happier about the union and despite a few of those hitches that happen to every bride and groom to be (some fighting, some making up, the usual) the whole event came together without a hitch.
Special thanks and recognition for the success of the day and the beauty of the tables and decorations to both Kim (mother of the bride) and Shannon (aunt of the bride). The weather was beautiful (thank you God), the bride was beautiful (although an hour late), the groom and his men looked completely handsome. All in all it was a smashing success.
I did learn that this wedding day flew by like my own wedding day did. I was a bit surprised by that because I was expecting the day to go a bit slower since it wasn't actually MY day. All of the fun, festivities and great food (thank you Seth) just flew by! There is plenty of photographic evidence of me enjoying myself thanks to the millions of digital cameras out there...