A wedding is a magical event, but planning one can be loaded with potential pitfalls. Here are some helpful tips to make sure that special day is perfect in every way.
* Avoid seating guests next to fellow family members who may have molested them in early childhood.
* If possible, hold your wedding in a beautiful outdoor location so that adorable woodland fawns and garland-toting bluebirds may also attend.
* It is customary for the bride to wear a special white gown, complete with lacy veil, long train and pregnancy-hiding girdle.
* Do not rely on overprotective dad Steve Martin. He's got the wedding jitters!
* Make sure to choose a bridesmaid-dress color that does not occur in nature.
* Consider hiring a professional DJ for your reception. Professional DJs are the only people specially licensed to play "The Chicken Dance."
* Be sure all the Hooters girls fit comfortably inside the cake.
* When looking at churches, give extra points to the one with the most tortured and bloody Christ display.
* It is a good idea to buy the seven-piece S&M leather-restraint set with gift money received at the wedding, rather than putting it on the registry.
* Choose a reception hall that is large enough to meet your needs, but small enough to be adequately hosed down after Uncle Dennis vomits up his 14 brandy Old-Fashions.
* When considering seating arrangements, it is best not to seat neo-Nazis next to blacks or Jews.
* If you're thinking about hiring a band, The Spin Doctors is available for weddings, as well as bar mitzvahs and children's birthday parties. For more information, contact Jennifer Katz at Epic Records.
* Instead of spending thousands on floral arrangements that wilt and die after a few days, consider decorating the tables with attractive, long-lasting cinderblock.
* When choosing a caterer, take care to select an amusing immigrant caricature. The resulting language barrier is sure to guarantee comical hijinks for all.
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Wedding planning tips
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