Smoke started coming out of the mister’s ears when I asked
what our wedding budget would be. It
appears like I have touched on a sensitive subject. The mister must not know that the average
small wedding of fifty people is about ten-thousand dollars, not including the
ring or honeymoon.
He says our honeymoon will be riding our bikes on the first
leg across America. This is where I try to not sound too excited and play it
casual because the wedding comes first, and then the honeymoon. I will believe it when CrossRoads gets their
down payment. Whether the ride comes to
fruition, Mr. ICU sure does know how to make this girls heart flutter with
talks of long distance bike rides.
Relatively speaking, a Mexico beach wedding is much cheaper
than a formal wedding. That statement does not ease the mind of the most
practical person in the world- that person being Mr. ICU. This past semester he
studied Virology Retinoblastoma and Electrophoresis (hopefully I spelt that
right and put the capital letters in the correct spot). He aces exams and writes reports to be
published; I am also positive that he is smart enough to pull out that accounting
degree and do the calculations for this wedding.
I totally get it. We have had a few large expenses recently;
still, it’s a wedding and weddings are expensive. I have been given strict instructions to not
discuss the wedding expenses until after Christmas. I bring it up mostly because I enjoy pushing
his buttons.
Barbie,
ReplyDeleteA wedding in Mexico can be complicated and expensive - you have to be married in a civil ceremony by a judge for it to be legal.
I think a wedding in a Texas park or on the beach and catered by your friends (pot luck) would be much more fun and affordable.
I'll be on the Manhattan Beach pier for the 2013 departure!
xo
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