The Misadventures of Place & Date
My best friend Heather (who will be my maid of honor) and I went to Barnes & Noble Tuesday night, and bought a wedding organizer/planner and also a bridal etiquette book. We had a blast going over the selection of bridal books in the store. Another family friend gave me my graduation present, which is a year's subscription to Bride's magazine. It's fun to look through and start getting ideas for everything.
The neatest part about telling people about our engagement is their reactions. Most people who knew the two of us were not surprised to hear the news. The youth have been really funny. The girls all get really excited, jump up and down and scream, cry and ask for details about the proposal, fawn over the ring. The guys see the ring and are like,"Oh, that's nice." I did have one girl get really excited, and then ask me with total sincerity who I was marrying. Since I thought it was obvious that David and I are together, I was shocked by that question.
Oh well, I guess the next thing to do is nail down a time and place. I hope to have that done as soon as possible. I've been told that after we get that decided, then everything else is just details. We shall see.

1 Comments:
You're absolutely right. Everything after that is just details. You do understand, I hope, that the big things come much easier than the details....
But they're your details. By the time I married, since I was 27 most of my friends and sisters were already married. There came a time, though, that I had had enough suggestions and I told one person, "You spent all your life almost planning your wedding. This one is mine, and I'm going to do it." I didn't completely, but I held onto the reins, and you and David need to get a firm grip and go where the going looks fun.
By Barbara, at 6:06 PM
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