Dream Wedding Tip #5: A Sense Of Humor

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This is Part 5 of 5 in a series: "How To Plan Your Dream Wedding"

Dream Weddings Require An Open Mind And A Good Sense Of Humor

Bride preparing for an outdoor wedding.

First and foremost, don't sweat the small stuff.

Planning a dream wedding can definitely be challenging, but if you take the attitude of "whatever will be will be", then you'll be happier in the end.

If you're stiff & uptight, and worrying about every last detail, then neither you nor your guests will feel at ease at your wedding. And what kind of a dream wedding would that be?

So, if you're a Type-A personality (I used to be), then a dream wedding with so many "unknowns" might not be what you're looking for.

But if you're willing to roll with the punches -- and have fun with it, then a dream wedding can be exactly that: The wedding of your dreams!

Just remember, when things start to spin out of control on the morning of your wedding: Things are rarely as serious as they seem. And no matter what happens... life goes on.

Our Bahamian wedding planner and a photographer from the Bahamas.

We paid one of the "locals" (a Bahamian photographer) to shoot three rolls of film for us. The only thing I asked: "Take NO staged, formal shots." What appeared in the majority of our prints? Staged, formal shots! But now it's funny to us to look at those pictures, and we remember how carefree everything was on that day -- everything except these photos. We gave everyone a disposable camera, plus many brought their own cameras... so we ended up with plenty of candid photographs! Thankfully, all the guests had their own cameras, and we handed out the disposables too... so we ended up with plenty of candid photographs of our wedding!


Nothing beats an open mind and a good sense of humor on the biggest day of your life.

My wedding day was probably the day I learned to just roll with the punches & "go with it".

Some examples:

    Yes, I swear that I   am a Spinster.
  • You want me to sign here that I am legally a "spinster"?... Say what?! Okay, sure, whatever you wanna call it. No, I haven't been married before.
  • Oh, you're out of white daisies?... Sure, yellow are fine.
  • The photographer's running late?... Sure, we can wait. (...Despite the fact that the sun is sinking lower and lower and this is to be a sunset wedding!)
  • Posing with our marriage certificate.

  • You want me to pose for this photo while holding my wedding certificate under my face -- like a WANTED poster?... Sure, whatever you want. This will be funny!

In the end, this was absolutely the most carefree, laid back, FUN day of my life!

And what good is it if you can't have a little fun at your own wedding?...

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paddy.jr said:

thank sir

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Photos

  • Songwriters Tony Mullins, Chris Wallin and Bob DiPiero at the Listening Room Cafe downtown Nashville, TN.
  • Songwriter Bob DiPiero jamming at the Listening Room Cafe in Nashville, TN.
  • Bob DiPiero is never without a smile... and a BIG smile at that. He is a really fun guy!
  • Bob DiPiero on stage at the Listening Room Cafe in Nashville, Tennessee.
  • Tony Mullins singing and strumming his guitar at the Listening Room Cafe in Nashville.
  • Tony Mullins and Bob DiPiero - best buds having a great time at the Listening Room Cafe in Nashville, TN.
  • Tony Mullins playing the guitar like a fiddle as a joke at the Listening Room Cafe in Nashville.
  • Nashville songwriters Tony Mullins and Chris Wallin, along with Chris Blair co-owner of The Listening Room Cafe.
  • Chris Blair presenting the group with a guitar shaped cake at the Listening Room Cafe on opening night.
  • Tony Mullins, Chris Wallin, Bob DiPiero, and Aaron Barker at the Listening Room Cafe in Nashville, TN.
  • Aaron Barker singing one of his mega hits for George Strait at the Listening Room Cafe in Nashville, TN.
  • Songwriter Chris Wallin at the Listening Room Cafe in Nashville, TN.


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