[HPFGU-OTChatter] whimsical weddings
Mary Jennings
macloudt at hotmail.com
Fri May 17 15:58:21 UTC 2002
Tabouli wrote:
>In other news, collected my probable wedding witness outfit today (what
>exactly does a witness *do* at a wedding besides watch them sign the
>papers?), and was amused when it turned out to be very Potterpropriate... a
>deep blue cheongsam emblazoned with gold phoenixes!
>
>I'm deciding to read it as an impending Book 5 omen. (I also plan to
>employ its impeccable Chineseness during future attacks of Oriental
>mystique, though my hair always lets the side down by being *impossible* to
>put up using chopsticks).
Wow, your outfit sounds fab. On the cultural clothing thread, has any
bridesmaid ever worn a bridesmaid dress (a western-style one) that *didn't*
make you gag? Thank heavens I've only been a bridesmaid 3 times, so I only
harboured 3 disasters in my wardrobe (hint: moving to another continent is
a great excuse to get rid of the blasted things). The first one had yards
of material and made me look like a curtain. The second was shiny light
blue and clung in all the wrong places. The third was a nice purple shade
but the style of the dress made me look like a mutant grape. When I got
married I just had my maid of honour, and I told her to buy whatever dress
she wanted. She's always been grateful for that.
One friend of mine had been a bridesmaid *11* times, so she had spent at
least one thousand dollars on the hideous disasters. The worst one was
yellow and black. The poor girl looked like a bumblebee.
>A nice bridal thread, that's what we need...
Agreed! And the guys on the list are more than welcome to relate their
wedding stories as well :)
Mary Ann
(who has vowed to never, ever wear satin again!)
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