decorations had to be done over on Sauturday AM. While they were working on that the bakery called, and the topper and decorations for the cake were sent to another location, and they did not have anything like it. Once a second choice was decided upon the cake was completed, but in delivery to the reception hall the top layer that sat on pillars fell off in transport. This then had to be remade. Now mind you, this was one hour before the ceremoney was to begin. That got done, and cake was put together with second choice of topper. The cake was elegant looking, so it was a good second choice. Then - the photographers, ushers and groom went to the santuary to get ready, and they were asked if there were not supposed to be flowers and decorations done. The bride and her assistannts went that afternoon to do all of that and they told us the sanctuary was beautiful. Well - someone had gone into the sanctuary and stolen all of the flowers, and decoractions. The priest was so upset. There seems to have been something else at the church and someone went into the sanctuary and took everything. They even went to the trash bins to see if they were thrown in there, but they were not to be found. Now, how do you tell a bride that all of that was gone? But, we survived all of that, had a beautiful service, even without the flowers. The kids are just out all of the money that it cost. But I guess this will be something to remember. We are all so tired, that I need some additional time to rest. LOL Now - back to some sewing for some of the quilt projects.
It is a stressful thing to happen on such an important day, but it seems everything came together just fine in the end.
But, as my Granny used to say, "If they can live with it, I can live without it." Just take Granny's advice--
Blessings,
Diane
Well it's all over now, I am sure they are very happy...
I'm hoping you can rest and relax after such a busy weekend.
It would be nice if we could all look on such events with some humor and good will in spite of the circumstances.
Thanks for leading me to this Nancy; I had missed it, but appreciate reading it. I'm praying that our children could face such mishaps with grace and peace.