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Best of luck to both of you with the priest! I think the world of you and Ronica and think the two of you will be great together.
If I have only one thought to leave you with, it's this: a successful marriage isn't about luck, it's about love and the willingness to WORK for a successful marriage! With Ronica's profession, though, I have a feeling that I'm preaching to the choir!
Love to you both!
If I have only one thought to leave you with, it's this: a successful marriage isn't about luck, it's about love and the willingness to WORK for a successful marriage! With Ronica's profession, though, I have a feeling that I'm preaching to the choir!
Love to you both!
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Thank you all very much......all went well except for the main part.
In the middle of our ceremony the priest is supposed to bless a whole coconut and give it to the both of us to symbolize everything in our future marriage (as such, I have to bring that same coconut to our marriage ceremony).
Well as luck, chance, or fate (choose one) would have it....her side of the family didn't bring a coconut to the ceremony (simple and ironically funny mistake).
A buddy of mine jumped into the S2K (one of the fastest cars there) and raced to the local grocery store to go buy a coconut....
Normally the ceremony would last between 15 to 30 minutes, ours lasted a good one and a half hours with over 200 people watching....during the "intermission" thoughts of the upcoming BRIC weekend ran through my mind...only thing I could think of to keep my nerves down.
Otherwise that small hiccup, everything else went flawless.
Now I look forward to the wedding and sharing drinks with all of you in the future....
Thanks again.
In the middle of our ceremony the priest is supposed to bless a whole coconut and give it to the both of us to symbolize everything in our future marriage (as such, I have to bring that same coconut to our marriage ceremony).
Well as luck, chance, or fate (choose one) would have it....her side of the family didn't bring a coconut to the ceremony (simple and ironically funny mistake).
A buddy of mine jumped into the S2K (one of the fastest cars there) and raced to the local grocery store to go buy a coconut....
Normally the ceremony would last between 15 to 30 minutes, ours lasted a good one and a half hours with over 200 people watching....during the "intermission" thoughts of the upcoming BRIC weekend ran through my mind...only thing I could think of to keep my nerves down.
Otherwise that small hiccup, everything else went flawless.
Now I look forward to the wedding and sharing drinks with all of you in the future....
Thanks again.
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luder,
I think the smal hitch in your ceremony will make it just that much more memorable. Kind of makes it unique that your friend had to run off and get that coconut.
Good luck in the future.
I think the smal hitch in your ceremony will make it just that much more memorable. Kind of makes it unique that your friend had to run off and get that coconut.
Good luck in the future.
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May God Bless this happy union from now and until our time of reunion. 27 years and counting for my wife and I. I've been courting her each and everyday of our lives togather. Do the same.
Jeff
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