Eight Wedding Planning Tips From the Movies

April 27, 2009

Friends and family members who have gone through the pre-nuptial process themselves can offer plenty of practical tips for planning a wedding. But then there's the not-so-common advice to be gleaned from the movies. Such as: Set aside some bail money, only take one muscle relaxer on the Big Day, and don't get talked into having an armadillo cake at your wedding. See? Helpful!

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4 years

Very nice site!

4 years

could someone please give me the names of all these movies thanx

Phil 4 years

Do not shtup the best man before your sister's wedding, don't give a prolix speech directing attention toward your misfortunes at the rehearsal dinner for your sister's wedding, don't suicidally, apprehensively drive your car into a heavily wooded area after having a dramatic quarrel with your mother the night beforey our sister's wedding, but do pay attention to what you pull from the cabinet when the bride's father and the hubby-to-be are having a washing machine packing duel. Do not take mescaline, drive your car into a house where the wedding of your de facto mother and her accountant is soon to take place, subsequently killing a dog, endangering two children and injuring a priest. Feel free to go to rehab before the wedding. Do not trust a guy named Bill who looks like David Carradine and carries a katana to allow your wedding to take place. A thrilling, but surely exhausting, revenge narrative is sure to follow--assuming you survive the wedding.

Phil 4 years

Do not shtup the best man before your sister's wedding, don't give a prolix speech directing attention toward your misfortunes at the rehearsal dinner for your sister's wedding, don't suicidally, apprehensively drive your car into a heavily wooded area after having a dramatic quarrel with your mother the night beforey our sister's wedding, but do pay attention to what you pull from the cabinet when the bride's father and the hubby-to-be are having a washing machine packing duel.Do not take mescaline, drive your car into a house where the wedding of your de facto mother and her accountant is soon to take place, subsequently killing a dog, endangering two children and injuring a priest. Feel free to go to rehab before the wedding.Do not trust a guy named Bill who looks like David Carradine and carries a katana to allow your wedding to take place. A thrilling, but surely exhausting, revenge narrative is sure to follow--assuming you survive the wedding.