Possibly. Isn't it weird that I could be thinking of such trivial matters at such an important day? Hell, I'd been so busy fighting over the cream-coloured napkins and the calla lilies in the table settings to think about what's going to happen. Even at the last moment this morning I'd agonized over whether the gilt-edged wedding cards would be able to match the table settings, whether the guests all in soft pastels would fade out amongst the garden background making the pictures look wishy-washy. Guess it's easier to worry over whether my hyperactive nephew Raoul would fidget in his teensy gray suit ( rather adorable actually ) rather than think about what the future might bring.
Certainly easier on my blood pressure.
Zinedine did say I was insanely specific about my preferences.
A crazy perfectionist wanting everything to go smoothly despite the fact that no one would really care all that much if I actually fell flat on my face. After all I'd poured enough champagne down the guests' throats to make sure they remained happy and sloshed throughout the entire evening. By now a few would probably have started singing along to the dignified string quartet.
Though not to Ave Maria. By God, I specifically never wanted to hear that particular weepy song again. I'd probably break another ceramic vase if they started playing it. I mean what's with registering for gifts when everyone buys a vase or a kitchen appliance?
Wonder if the flowers look alright!
I hear the quartet start playing the wedding march and I stand. There's this moment of trepidation when I wondered blithely whether I'd be meeting Lou Ferrigno as the Hulk at the altar instead of my groom.
And then I wake up.
It's a freaking dream. Guess I shouldn't have spent the day trolling the malls looking for baby clothes - and I just couldn't keep my eyes off this amazingly adorable gray suit for a smart toddler. Just perfect for an early morning service at church.
Or maybe I had one too many frilly cupcakes.
Or I attended one too many weddings this weekend.
7 comments:
Definitely shopping/mall hopping too much! LOL...
I think you've been inhaling too much anaesthetics. :P
Not enough action la. :D
Ave Maria is not weepy, well, if you know the meaning & there are many versions of the Ave Maria. Well, perhaps its just not your cup of tea. But it's one of my favourites.
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Definitely not enough action. But shopping, I definitely have been having enough :P
Ave maria isn't weepy, I know.. but it's overplayed at weddings, don'tcha think, jay?
Paul
Oh No! Ouch! That's painful! I sing Ave Maria at Weddings! Aiyoh!
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