Proper attire for a morning wedding?

[Rick Denney]

Let me take this one step further since this is a family affair. The bride comes first but if she doesn't have strong feelings go to the next "in charge", the bride's mother. She might have some influence over you in the future.

When I took wedding photos as a side gig during college, I came to regard the bride's mother as the one person in charge of everything. I treated her with fear and respect, and sometimes fear and loathing. No bride was as demanding as her mother in my experience.

Except for my wife, but then we were all the way grown up when we got married.

By the way, Ray (since you are reading this thread), I'll be in San Antonio next week for a meeting. T'seat!

Rick "salivating in anticipation of the Blanco Cafe" Denney

[Leland]

... and I know for a fact that you better do what ever the bride wants.

LOL

Reminds me of a line I heard at a foundation dinner last weekend:

"Right from the start, I knew that I married Miss Right. But, I didn't suspect that her middle name was Always."

[Normal]

Hey I had to pay extra after a mother tried during the rehersal to change my chosen music. The musicians almost quit!

[Chuck(G)]

Was that a "morning wedding" or a "mourning" wedding?

[Joe Baker]

Where can I pick up one of those tubenet thongs?

http://www.cafeshops.com/TubeNet

Hey, Sean, how many of those you sold so far? BTW, I had a dickens of a time finding the URL.
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Joe Baker, who might buy a T-Shirt, but...

[Philip Jensen]

That would be a MORNING wedding. We are all extremely pleased with the future in-law. Especially considering some of the earlier other possible suspects.

The tux has been reserved. Now I just need to do some practicing. She just asked if my brother and I, seeing as how the grooms family is Polish, could we play a polka after the postlude while everybody else is filing out. So now we're going to give the Pennsylvania polka a shot as a tuba and bass trombone duet. Anybody have that already written out?