Six Months and Counting

[ladynox25]

Things Done:

• Guest list finalized
  
• STD cards mailed
  
• Stationery decided
  
• Registration
  
• Caterer picked, to be booked this week
  
• Menu decided
  
• Cake maker booked
  
• Cakes decided
  
• Guest list-finalized
  
• Decorating items bought (90%)
  
• Decorations made up (dry run)
  
• Organist booked
  
• Ceremony music decided
  
• Hairstylist/makeup artist booked
  
• Hairstyle decided
  
• Ushers, readers, greeter, etc., invited & accepted
  

In Progress:

• pre-Cana
  

Things To Do:

• Photographer/studio photographer
  
• Dress alterations
  
• Going away dress
  
• Buy last 10% of decorating items
  
• Make up decorations
  
• Buy & mail invitations
  
• Reception music
  
• Wedding day schedule
  
• Readings, & psalm
  
• Favors
  
• Gifts
  
• Champagne
  
• Rings
  
• License
  
• Tux measurements for rental
  

Comments

[richboye.livejournal.com]

"STD cards mailed"

Ummm, shouldn't you guys have disclosed that to each other by now?

And 'sides, I think sending cards is an awful way of telling each other.

(bad joke, I know - move along....)

[merhawk]

Damn it, you beat me to it. Bastard!!!!

And, texas_tiger, let me extole the virtues & joys of eloping...

[richboye.livejournal.com]

I still cannot believe that they have cards that say that.

(Hallmark will make a card for everything)



Hey, hey, I'm glad to say...
My herpes simplex has gone away.

[hoya99.livejournal.com]

I've been saying much the same thing... her father pointed out that under Texas law, if you cohabitate for 6 months, you're common-law husband and wife.

She usually responds with a very friendly, face-melting glare.

She ain't my sweetie for nothin'.

[richboye.livejournal.com]

New York state doesn't actually recognize common-law marriages.

As my beloved Civil Practice professor wittily asserted (and this is a lawyer joke if there ever was one [that is, a joke for lawyers, not about them] "You can't get married by adverse possession"

[merhawk]

New York state doesn't actually recognize common-law marriages.

Neither does California. Makes me happy, as it makes it hard to be long-term roomies of the opposite sex and not have to start paying higher taxes...