Calum wrote:
> No, the day itself went unerringly smoothly (and the reception was done
> by about 1am, it not being a proper Scottish wedding), it was just the
> arrangements that were a nightmare. (Brother who didn't come because
> wife wouldn't let him because we didn't invite her psycho daughter,
> father-in-law who didn't talk to us until the day itself because we
> didn't like the waistcoat he wanted to wear, and that sort of thing.)
Our hotel (in which we did the whole day) cocked things up mightily so
much so that
1) we got 50% of our money back
2) and a free weekend in the Brighton hotel that the IRA bombed
3) the hotel manager "left the hotel group"
Fortunately I got there early enough and was on my toes enough that Ly
was aware but not mortified. I told her "we only (hopefully) do this
once. So we're not going to let them spoil it for us"
Even the family were so well-behaved, they knew who's day it was.
Plus we all got to sing a Madness song in the ceremony, which is a
result all round.
G - so where's the blog girl?
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