As with all other hen’s nights, the largest problem was finding a suitable and fun place where the party could go on into the late hours of the night. The best idea in this case was a leisure cruise down the Yarra River on a rented boat. This was going to be the party of the decade.

The shroud of secrecy round the buck’s night cause many brides to wonder what actually goes down at these events. Maybe it is best to keep the secret, but letting a few out will not harm anyone – or would it?

Most brides face the process where the groom retrieves the garter belt and for most this is not the highlight of their night. Our bride never got that moment and lost her new groom in the process as well.

It was late in the day when the couple met their wedding planner. With only a few months to go he had his job cut out to put together a wedding that was totally unique. The bride insisted that she wanted something that will make their guests talk for years to come. They did and still do.

She was in love and she wanted the whole world to know it. She found the right one and this was a keeper! What better way to share the news than with a wedding. Pity it was her daughter’s wedding and not her own.