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- Aug 1, 2005
Friend saved this one on her facebook for me!! Blurry but she was only person who captured it!!
Is he trying to kill you?? It's not nice to kill your new bride!!
Friend saved this one on her facebook for me!! Blurry but she was only person who captured it!!
I love these pics! It looks like you guys had so much fun!!
Cam..look at my face..we laughed soooo hard i was crying!
ok..to bump this and because my sister emailed this to me today..here is a funny one...she is covered and in public, so I think it is safe to post..just..WOW!! What a dress!! I was worried about staying in mine!!
Hehehe, that's almost as bad as this poor girl:
Carly O'Brien (16), of Gloucester, dreamed of a big wedding dress for her big day. And when she said big, she meant big. A determined young lady, she made sure her dream came true. The resulting wedding gown, which cost £25,000, had 30 layers of tulle, 3,000 Swarovski crystals, and a 60 foot long train. It measured 8 feet wide, weighed 25 stone (350 lbs.), and it took 9 1/2 hours to get her into the dress.
The bride arrived at the church in a glass carriage, pulled by six horses, and had to be lifted out by 3 men and assorted members of the wedding party. Her gown was so wide it became stuck in the church door, so she was tugged into the church. Then 20 guests had to push and pull Carly up the aisle toward her groom, Michael Coffey, 17. This took an hour and a half, possibly the longest bride walk in history. Afterwards, she was so exhausted that her new husband and 14 relatives had to carry her from the chapel.
Nevertheless, she was determined to wear the dress at her reception, though she spent most of the evening sitting down.