They say the wedding day is all about the bride and this certainly is true especially
when I am the bride. (Don’t even ask). Good fortune is having people around who love
you no matter what and the no matter what can be the MOG (Mother of the Groom)
who was her own shining star in The Wedding of the Year. It was a good thing that William and Kate got their tawdry little affair over in April to clear the decks for The Wedding. Well I should correct any misunderstanding here – I loved the Royal Wedding and as some of you may recall my sister who lived in the same apartment building as I showed up on my doorstep at 5:30 in the morning, in her pajamas with sleep tousled hair and a homemade at-the-last -moment Fascinator. It was fascinating and almost as much fun as being there! And dear William and Kate, who I encourage to call me Mummy, are a delight. So without putting down their attempts at putting on the dog as it were I shall just bask in the glory of my moment. Uh I mean the bride’s moment. It’s a darn good thing my daughter-in-law has a terrific sense of humor – actually both DILs do which is probably why we get along so well and they have a high tolerance level for moi.
So having promised pics many moons ago and just having received them a few days ago I
thought I better get posting as some of you, my blogging friends, have a very long memory.
well don’t you all look fabulous. Great dress MOG!
Congratulations, Mom – those photos show a grand “well done” has been given to you.
You are a most radiant mother of the groom. I have been mother of the groom twice—what fun it was!
9th day on the cold Katherine.so have given it notice..just the unpleasant sounds li,e death cough is left. I love men in kilts also..I aspire to be a DOL – dirty old lady – for a long time I hope!
The Groom has your smile and looks and therefore I assume also inherited your sense of humor. I have one daughter-in-law I love and one who barely speaks to us which is probalbly good as she is a a tad diffiult. Now separated. As my mother would say–thank God for small favors.
Love the kilts, wish all men would wear them, gets my juices going, dirty old lady that I am.
Gather the cold is a bit better.
I love wedding photos and these are wonderful. Congrats to the MOG. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Georgette!
Great pics Chris! You must have started having kids when you were like 10 or so…… No way you look old enough to have kids above the age of 25 or so…. 🙂
Uh actual ages are 35 and 39 LOL …soon they will be older than I!
Oh Chris I forgot – how many times did you say you were the bride? Ha ha!
Way too many times Judith…and probably still have one more in me in about 15 years LOL!
Wonderful moments, cherished memories, thanks for sharing. 🙂
it was the most fun wedding..!
You are a beautiful MOG!!! I love your picture with your son. I LOVE the laughing bride picture. Why would anyone want their union to be somber? Thank you for sharing your wonderful moment! Good daughter in laws you have by the way! How could they not love a MOG? 🙂
They are the best…and luckily I count them as friends as well as family!
So is it true about what they say about .. you know.. the kilt and stuff! i was a mother of the groom once, and i had a wee bit too much champagne and called the brides friend Cleavage Girl.. well she was showing way too much in my opinion! trying to attract the attention of ANY of my other sons. So i am not terribly sure that my daughter in law has a very high opinion of me at all! oh well. i shall really try to do better next time. c
That’s pretty funny..if you promise to call me Cleavage Girl I promise to be flattered!
AND yes it is true !!!