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This might be understandable if they were frosty chocolate milkshakes, but they are not. I'm not sure if his desire to imbibe floating candles and decorative river rocks is a dramatic cry for help or just another indication of how far I've sojourned into the realm of bridal madness.
At any rate, I spent the afternoon yesterday creating what I thought were elegant, modern and --most importantly -- inexpensive centerpieces for the tables at our reception. I carefully covered the bottom of each hand-picked glass cylinder with black and white river rocks and placed a lone red flower on top of the pile. I then filled it up with water, topped it off with a floating candle, stuck it on a circular mirror and congratulated myself on my ability to steal ideas from strangers on the Internet. I was a cost-cutting budget bridal rock star. And then I made a mistake. I took a picture of my handiwork and sent it to the groom. I waited with bated breath for his response. I was thinking something along the lines of "that's beautiful!" or maybe "you are rivaled only by Martha Stewart in your ability to create practical yet stylish touches for our guests to enjoy, you cost-cutting budget bridal rock star." What I got was: "Is that a drink?" TrackBackTrackBack URL for this entry: |
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I think it's a terrific idea, very modern and very you! Tell Chris if you meant for it to be a drink, there would be Big Gulp Straws at each setting, so that your guest can all have a taste.
Why thank you, MoH. This is why you are allowed to be my friend. (Your check is in the mail)
I think they are awesome! Great rendition of a classic! I am fighting with a florist on colored water! Really…I thought we did that in elementary school to torture our Moms with some seriously miserable multi colored carnations! Tell Chris to nod and yell out “Looks beautiful dear!” it works for everything… just ask Brian!
Remind Chris to blow the candle out BEFORE he imbibes.
I'm sorry, but it does look like a drink. Looks like a glass of cranberry tea.....sorry!