One of my best friends has been engaged since April of last year. She’s getting married next weekend on 10/10/10. A couple of months after she was engaged, her fiance we deployed to Iraq for 15 months. With just a few days to go, my friend has finished the last minuted details of her wedding. She’s a DIY type of bride. Her budget is ,000 (yeah I know corny), but she’s managed to keep her costs UNDER 00. With a lot of help (and ideas) from me, and her MOH, she’s going to have a memorable wedding. One hundred guests have been invited, and 91 people did RSVP. Suffice it to say she’s excited and very proud we were able to pull of her elegant wedding with a smaller price tag.
We’ve been employed at the same restaurant for over a year now (this is a second job for both of us). Last night she reminded our manager that she starts her vacation on saturday morning. Our manager is a really laid back kind of person. The MOH is also one of my good friends, and she’s been working her tail off for the bride as well. We both love the bride as if she were our sister.The brid is the type of lady who will do things for others, without expecting anything in return. She took care of my son when I had to have surgery. She took care of the MOH when she had the chicken pox. Me and the MOH were honored to help her plan her dream wedding. We (the moh and me) feel the bride deserves to be spoiled as much as possible for her very special day. The bride is looking for to sunday as she walks down the aisle. We want her to have as much fun as possible. All of the small details have been taken care of.
Now here is why I’m asking the question. Last night me and the MOH were discussing a few last minute details that we needed to do for the bride. The bride was not around to hear the nasty remarks being made by our co-worker. One of our co-workers is a twice divorced woman, with no children, in her early forties. She always makes remarks about relationships, marriage, and being married. Then she went on to say some things about the bride, that were extremely offensive. One of the remarks was the bride shouldn’t "feel entitled to be a princess". I understand her attitude, because I’ve been divorced. However, she has no right to make others feel uncomfortable, simply because she’s bitter about her own life. The MOH told the woman to mind her own business, and to keep her opinions to herself. But our co-worker has a big mouth, and she decided to tell a few others about her opinions. Suffice it to say by the end of the night, the bride was told all about the confrontation. The bride was annoyed, but not upset.
You really only get to be the blushing bride one day in your life. My best friend works so hard. Me & the MOH feels she’s entitled to a great day. I feel every woman is entitled to a great wedding. What do you think? Please no rude answers, thanks.
Dixi, the groom was overseas on deployment, for most of the wedding planning. But he was the one who chose the date, colors, and ‘theme’ so to speak. Me, the bride, and the MOH did the rest. I can’t wait to see her walking down the aisle to her guy. They are so blessed.
I’m a Christian to. My man is also in the military.