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Here is a couple after my own heart. She works in the renewable energy sector and has a past that includes activism. He works for a company that deals with the nourishment of children in need. They are both really good looking, intelligent and easy to talk to. You would think I made them up just to tell people that I actually knew them. They are all too real though and I do know them. I owe that last part to a happy clint of mine ( I love happy clients ).
Riki (the bride) was driven to the ceremony in the vintage Corvette by her dad. It was a spectacular entrance to all and especially the guys. You can’t ever go wrong with having a beautiful blonde delivered in a vintage sports car. I am sure that’s written somewhere. The guests were treated to not only a lovely day with a rather stiff breeze (always appreciated here in Arizona) and a touching ceremony with an animated bride, but the couple also gifted all in attendance with a special bottles of wine.
Their wedding was scheduled at the fabulous Phoenician in Scottsdale. The weather here was beautiful leading up to their date and they were ready to greet a long stream of guests that would not only attend their affair but spend a week on holiday. What could be more perfect? They forgot one thing… to plan for the possibility of a volcanic eruption in Iceland grounding most air traffic in the region (both in and outbound). A fairly easy oversight. The downside to this would be of course that the parents and dress were still in England. A dress, no matter how beautiful, is easier to replace than your mom helping you dress and your dad walking you down the aisle (especially if you like them).
I know this doesn’t appeal to everyone (nothing does) but I do what I do because I love doing it and it entertains me. If I stopped that then people would cease hiring me because my work would reflect that boredom. I am not good at being bored.
