[X] find a dress pour moi
[X] find a suit for Monsieur J.
[X] arrange for a bouquet and corsage at the florist
[X] figure out exactly how many people are coming
[X] make lunch and/or dinner reservations accordingly
[X] make B&B reservations for out-of-town guests
[X] buy wedding bands
[X] his and hers haircuts
[X] book honeymoon in the Pyrénées
[X] find a suit for Monsieur J.
[X] arrange for a bouquet and corsage at the florist
[X] figure out exactly how many people are coming
[X] make lunch and/or dinner reservations accordingly
[X] make B&B reservations for out-of-town guests
[X] buy wedding bands
[X] his and hers haircuts
[X] book honeymoon in the Pyrénées
Am I forgetting anything?
It's hard to believe we have EVERYTHING checked off the list in eleven days!
I am just so happy to know that we will be husband and wife very, very soon. Woah, those words are going to take some serious getting used to!
PS- no decorations needed for the ceremony, thank you City Hall!
Wow! Congratulations, Ann! Are y'all going to do something stateside too?
ReplyDeleteYes, we'll definitely do something to celebrate in Richmond sometime in the near future! Though when exactly, I don't know... The wedding that keeps on giving?!
ReplyDeleteBut do you have a clown-thingy in your drawer???
ReplyDeleteJust a question! I already leaked the news in Dey Hall 112 today and set off quite the conversation among all the international couples (3 in my office alone) about future weddings (how and when and how many ceremonies, etc.)!
Félicitations! A Juanita Wedding. Has a nice ring. We'll chat soon.
ReplyDeleteYaaaaaay! :) What an unexpected turn of events in the world involving French paperwork. You should probably send invitations to all the kind French people who processed papers, gave you papers, gave you information on papers, gave you misinformation on papers, and especially those who helped you prove that you are, in fact, not a polygamist.
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