How to Wear A Kilt . . . A Pod Cast (Still doesn't answer what they wear under them . . . )

Having a Scottish Wedding. Groom need to be fitted for a kilt? Well, I found a Pod Cast that will help you with that : )



But Gals, there's nothing here about what they wear under it!

You Have Got To Be Kitting!

Most Expensive Pet Wedding

In September 1996, two rare “diamond-eyed” cats, Phet and Ploy, were married in matching pink outfits at a ceremony in Thailand’s biggest discotheque. It cost Phet’s owner, Wichan Jaratarcha, 410,979 Thai Bhat ($16,241).source: Guinness World Records

Okay, I saw this on a web site. . . and it’s a different type of story, I truly have to say. Now the real question is, “Did they celebrate their 10th anniversary?”

Shoes are as important as the dress . . .

Your shoes are as important as the wedding gown.

Carabella has these beautiful SLIP ON SANDAL HEEL
Slides with metallic tiles on straps. Absolutely gorgeous . . . and you can wear them with something else!

A John Deere Wedding . . . How Cool Is That?

Here's an idea for those of you who want a country wedding . . .
Bride Murandalee Hagedorn, sheltered from a light rain and surrounded by her John Deere-themed bridesmaids, prepares to board a John Deere tractor pulling a hay-filled flatbed wagon that will take her to her wedding in Walla Walla, Washington. Murandalee married her Walla Walla sweetheart, Roy Cate, who arrived at the wedding on an antique John Deere tractor. (AP/Jeff Horner) Aug 11, 2006

Notice the girls are wearing rubber boots .... I think this is just adorable!

Making Whoopie!

I guess this is what they call making "Whoopie," or NOT! Come on , you know you want to laugh .... : ) It's only $32.95 .... and comes in both men's, women's and childrens sizes (the order number IN-25/3903 ... but hey you might want to look at the ball and chain costume : ) )


Available through Oriental Trading.....

The Saddest Thing I Own . . . Sad and Intriguing at the Same Time

I find this both sad and intriguing at the same time. Beautiful, Beautiful Ring. I hope he doesn't discard it. I am of the mindset that time does change one's perspective. You never forget the person, the love the memories, but time does have a way of sometimes dulling the emotions or changing your perspective. And not to sound callous or anything, but again . . . what a cool cool ring : )

Engagement Ring · May 4, 06:32 by Daniel Talsky

I was going to marry her, and I was very serious about it. I went to one of the best Jewelry design places in all of the city, and asked them about making a ring that was a fish, because she was my little fish.

I ended up just bringing her in and having her do sketches to help design the ring. We designed it together and picked out a stone together. She loved wearing it and it was a symbol of our love.

When we broke up, two months away from our planned wedding date, of course she gave it back to me. I spent almost two thousand dollars on it, but there’s not much about the materials themselves that are worth that much. The cabuchon sapphire, the small chips, and the little diamond from a ring of my grandmother’s, plus the metal, wouldn’t amount to much. The real value is in the custom time that we and the craftsmen put into carving it and forging it.

Now I still have it and have no idea what to do with it? Sell it for a couple of hundred dollars at most and let it go to some stranger? Give it to her in ten years as a symbol of our enduring friendship? (we are still very close friends) Throw it into the sea? Who knows. Until then it will sit in my closet…easily the saddest object I own.

Hello Kitty Wedding Dress . . . Think Pink?

Go Figure. Everyone knows that Asia is Hello Kitty crazy. But I think they have taken it a little too far. While trying to immiate what they think is a Western Wedding gown, they have put together a "Hello Kitty" Wedding Gown. My interpretation would be either A: Think Pink or B: First Place for Ugliest Wedding Gown and C: I don't even think this would work at the Prom~

Practice the Chicken Dance For Your Wedding!

Help Break a Guinness World Record for the World’s Largest Chicken Dance!

In 1996 in Canfield, Ohio, 72,000 people set a record for the world's largest chicken dance. On July 4, 2006, from 5-9 pm at Minor League Baseball stadiums around the country (and online!), this record will be broken.

They need you to make this event a success. Many valuable prizes will be awarded to registered participants. All proceeds go to support Classroom on Wheels of Central Texas, which provides curricular and extra-curricular support to all 59 school districts in central Texas.

And hey, practice for your wedding!

The Saddest Thing I Own Blog .... is Sad!

I can't help it, I am just intrigued by this entry on this blog. I have actually bookmarked it. A guy with a unique engagement ring and failed engagement. That is sad. And, it makes one wonder how he is faring. And, it is a really really cool ring. The quesiton is: "What will he do with the ring?" or hopefully, if they are still friends, "Will they get back together?"

Engagement Ring · May 4, 06:32 by Daniel Talsky



I was going to marry her, and I was very serious about it. I went to one of the best Jewelry design places in all of the city, and asked them about making a ring that was a fish, because she was my little fish.

I ended up just bringing her in and having her do sketches to help design the ring. We designed it together and picked out a stone together. She loved wearing it and it was a symbol of our love.

When we broke up, two months away from our planned wedding date, of course she gave it back to me. I spent almost two thousand dollars on it, but there’s not much about the materials themselves that are worth that much. The cabuchon sapphire, the small chips, and the little diamond from a ring of my grandmother’s, plus the metal, wouldn’t amount to much. The real value is in the custom time that we and the craftsmen put into carving it and forging it.

Now I still have it and have no idea what to do with it? Sell it for a couple of hundred dollars at most and let it go to some stranger? Give it to her in ten years as a symbol of our enduring friendship? (we are still very close friends) Throw it into the sea? Who knows. Until then it will sit in my closet…easily the saddest object I own. (Find this page and site here: http://turbulence.org/Works/saddest/index.php?id=106 )