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Bethany Haneline and David Taggart plan to marry in November, and Taggart has taken charge of their trip to the altar. 'When I'm paying a fee, I expect perfection,' he says of his Groomzilla tendencies.
Interesting. I hope they don't plan on making this into a show like Bridezillas. It's probably a little easier for some girls if the guy has some interest in planning the wedding though, but I can see how that could also get disastrous sometimes.
In my entire life I've only been to one wedding and, IMO, it was a really nice little ceremony (including the couple getting married and the priest/minister/whoever he is and the people attending there were only 12 people). If I were to ever get married I'd much rather have that than a huge shindig that takes months and months of planning and tons of guests! Heck, I'd be fine with a casual trip to the courthouse (or wherever people get married these days).
Bethany Haneline and David Taggart plan to marry in November, and Taggart has taken charge of their trip to the altar. 'When I'm paying a fee, I expect perfection,' he says of his Groomzilla tendencies.
which is more of a downer: the fact that guys are now jumping into the truly embarrassing world of "zilla-dom";
or that weddings are becoming just one more materialistic way to one-up your "friends"?
sure...she lets him "have a say" in the bridesmaid dresses now...and sets herself up for thought-control years from now.
On second thought - maybe he will do a better job at picking bridesmaid dresses - sure couldn't be worse than the fluff balls all of us had to wear!
which is more of a downer: the fact that guys are now jumping into the truly embarrassing world of "zilla-dom";
or that weddings are becoming just one more materialistic way to one-up your "friends"?
sure...she lets him "have a say" in the bridesmaid dresses now...and sets herself up for thought-control years from now.
On second thought - maybe he will do a better job at picking bridesmaid dresses - sure couldn't be worse than the fluff balls all of us had to wear!
Speak for yourself!
My ladies had very stylish black gowns at my wedding!
My ladies had very stylish black gowns at my wedding!
yeah - wouldn't ya know, the year after I got married black dresses took the spotlight. My wedding party had all strapless gowns with puffy sleeve-things.
I keep picturing Carol Burnett's impression of Scarlett O'Hara when she made the gown out of draperies!
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yeah - wouldn't ya know, the year after I got married black dresses took the spotlight. My wedding party had all strapless gowns with puffy sleeve-things. 
