My sister and her fiance have been engaged for exactly 22 days. The wedding is, in theory, well more than a year away. And, yet, my sister and my mother are already at one another's throats over wedding plans. Trust me, this surprises no one who is familiar with the parties involved.
I love both women very much but, in this particular instance,
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1)work on the Guest list, your sister is so close with so many members of the family that I hardly think she needs Mom's help(is that proper punctuation?). Yes she will need your folks for some of the addresses but she and Kevin can start figuring this now without needing help. Also starting to figure the guest list will help them decide what kind of venue they are doing for the Wedding/reception. I would assume that they will get married in your folks church that might not be a forgone conclusion. But whether the guest list is 100 or 200, that is going to direct where the reception can be held.
2) checking availability of reception locations. If when you mom is ready, she came to her with a list of 4 or 5 locations with approximate cost per guest, your mom would probably be thrilled, or am I reading the situation wrong again?
3) Research photography options.
4) Smoke a nice fat bowl and chill the f*** out.
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The most impressive to me is still my sister's wedding as far as coming together, she put the entire event together in less than three months. They got engaged in January and got married in August, but she was on the orad with a show until mid May.
goody bag when out of town guest arrived in Manhattan that included a small map of manhattan, subway tokens, itinerary, and specialty food(I don't recall what it was exactly). Scheduled event morning of the wedding, a boat tour that goes around the island. Car service from church to reception, Reception was in the ballroom of a girls school across from the Metropolitan Museum of Art very tasteful with a jazz quintet for dancing.
Everything was just perfectly orchestrated but then she was a broadway stagemanager so what do you expect.
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Anybody who doesn't think that a wedding is a "show," is fooling themselves, and a person who puts shows together for a living is probably the perfect coordinator. Sounds like a great wedding!
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