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.

The boys had a great time with the groom as he tried his best to get dressed. One tried to smear his face with shoe polish, another sprinkled itching powder in his shoes and a third hid his shirt. This was all good fun until that unmistakable sound ripped through the room.

She cried and pushed, but the door was being shut and there was nothing she could do about it. It seems that she will be going on their honeymoon without her groom. Minutes later the plane took off with a very upset bride on board.

With most of the fuss and running around going on over the bride its easy to overlook the Groom and what he needs to do to get to the “church on time” Often the Groom with have a mother/sister/relative looking out for him on his big day but we cant just rely on someone else to help out. So, sit down with your groom and let him know what he needs to do (how else is he supposed to know??) Work with him on a checklist or a timetable (depending …

Would you let your Groom plan your big day?