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Rejected Wedding Ideas

March 6th, 2007 @ 8:27 am by Mr. Monkey

Please welcome back groom-to-be chrischoi! You can read one of his previous blogs here, as well as his most fantasticromanticwonderful proposal that we previously featured here.

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I think I have a lot of great ideas. The only bad part is, I don’t think the rest of the world agrees. This is most exemplified in my sad attempt to try to “help” in the wedding planning process. Thus far, I have officially submitted, complete with TPS cover sheet, 10 wedding ideas. Thus far, 10 have been rejected by my wife2b. Hold on, lemme first explain this.

Tangent #1
wife2b: I
decided today to call Esther “wife2b” cause it makes her sounds like a cool droid, and it sounds better than fiance which sounds like a french word (and we all know that as a way to show true american spirit, we rename all french words with the adjective freedom but freedom girlfriend sounds weird.) Plus it sounds like really cool technology. End tangent.

Any event - 10 ideas I thought was brilliant, down the drain. So here goes:

REJECTED WEDDING IDEAS THAT ARE BRILLIANT AND SUPER DUPER AWESOME

1. Mr. Roboto Intro
Ok, imagine this. You enter the sanctuary where we are to marry, when instead of seeing the groom waiting at the altar, you see the bride instead! But where’s the groom? That’s when BAM. The lights go off and the wonderful tintinabulation of Styx’s Mr. Roboto turns on. Then pyyyyaaaooohh! Lasers! Everywhere! And then at the altar, smoke machines turn on as you hear “TOMO ARIGATO, MR. ROBOTO” then from the pews, will be my henchmen (see number 6) who were hiding underneath the seat, and they start to emerge like on the Cats musical. Except, people might not get the reference, so they will actually be wearing cat suits. Clawing at the sky in dramatic fashion. That’s when everyone will wonder “Wow, why are they clawing at the sky?” And then you see it. ME! Wearing the most immaculate sparkly tuxedo with wings (yes, it needs wings) as I’m slowly being dropped down using high tensile strength wires. And as soon as my foot hits the floor, I pull a David Blaine and flick my arms out and there’s a huge bonfire of fireworks bursting around me. And then the wedding begins.

2. A Petting Zoo
A lot of the times, weddings are just a blur - people rarely remember after a few years, and you always wonder which wedding had what. But if there was a petting zoo at mine, giraffes, stingrays, goats, and horses…everyone will remember and think “omg, remember Chris and Esther’s wedding? Those giraffes were crazy.”

3. Lighting people on fire as they come in
Same concept as the petting zoo, but instead using fire. “omg, remember Chris and Esther’s wedding? People were on fire!”

4. Cotton candy machine
mmmm..cotton…..canddyyy….

5. Where’s Waldo Wedding Picture
I think our wedding guest list is close to 400 people. I kid you not. I don’t remember the last time I was at a personal event and there was 400 people. So I figured, might as well take full advantage of the situation, wear a red striped beanie, a red sweater, sport thick round glasses, and then have the photographer take a picture of everyone. Except I’m hiding somewhere behind the organ of the church or something. Hee hee…then when my children see my wedding photo album they’ll be like “There’s mommy…but where’s daddy??” 10 minutes pass…”THERE HE IS!” And we all have a good time. Oh, and all photo album pictures will be like this.

6. Henchman
Seriously - groomsmen? I barely groom myself, so why would I need 4 guys whose sole purpose is to groom. Sheeesh. Which is why I suggest, the traditional groomsmen be called henchmen instead. Everyone knows that henchmen are much more handy. Plus they show much more loyalty than a groomsmen would. Henchmen would be willing to fall off cliffs, get crushed by rocks, disintegrated by lasers, chopped in bits by a razor blade, etc. all for what seems like no reason! Also, I would make my henchmen where black masks like Kato (of Bruce Lee fame, not OJ).

7. Scratch and sniff wedding invitations
The card would feature our dogs Gromit and Juby and it would say “If you don’t come, you’re like this” and it would point to a round brown sticker that says “scratch and sniff.” When someone does that and sniffs it, they’ll notice it smells like poop. Funny thing is, it wasn’t a sticker afterall, but fresh poop courtesy of Gromit. And then on the back of the card it would say “PWNED!!”

8. Star wars theme
Enough said. Wife2b rejected this idea the fastest.

9. Mathematical equation and mensa quiz wedding invitation
To ensure only smart people are at my wedding, people will have to solve a mensa quiz and an advanced math equation to figure out the address and date of the wedding. But then there was a problem in that, there would only be geeks at my wedding.

10. Mini gromit bull fighting
Step one: put horns on Gromit. Step two: give everyone mini red capes. Step three: watch Gromit gore people. Step four: watch me clap in happiness. Step five: wife2b says no.

But I have to say, some ideas are actually going through at the end of the day. All the ones I suggest when I’m sober seem to be ok for now - but those details are saved for the actual big day.

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22 Responses to “Rejected Wedding Ideas”

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thistleorchid

Are you sure this is chrischoi and not somebody impersonating my fiance? Or my fiance incognito? Because I swear, I’m laughing my pants off in the middle of the computer lab at my grad school, getting funny looks, and normally only my FI can manage that in emails. Where has this guest been?! I’ve missed him! It’s the only times that I can get my FI to look at the site seriously!!

Hee hee, where’s waldo. . . i love it. . .

 
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FarmGal

Like thistleorchid, Chris is the carbon copy of my FI! This is the funniest stuff I’ve read in days! I can’t wait to see more of his posts….

Good luck with the next 10 ideas, Chris!

 
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Miss Bear

Genius. Priceless.

 
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tracy

too funny!

 
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MissBlueberry

Hahaha this is great…sounds like stuff Mr B would come up with! I love the “Where’s Waldo” bit, too :-D

…but should I feel bad that we actually are incorporating Star Wars into the wedding, at Mr B’s request? :-D lol

 
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oojoy

LOL, I love it! That Mr. Roboto Intro…priceless! And now I want a cotton candy machine…mmm…cotton candy….

 
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wsukarebear

Love it! #4 is totally doable. Kind of. Proud-Bride’s bio shows how she and her FI put labels on a gozillion containers of cotton candy. It looked really cute!

Hey, people are starting to do pop corn machines and ice cream buffets. Dare to dream.

 
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snot

heh. that’s funny about mr. roboto because my h2b has already stipulated that he and his friends must have the opportunity to dance to that song at our reception.

and yes, the where’s waldo bit would be funny and very appropriate for my family.

 
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Tea

how can you say no to a cotton candy machine and where’s waldo? lol.

 
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Laura

Oh my gosh, EXACTLY like my fiance, I swear. He comes up with many similar crazy schemes. He would love nothing more than to dress in one of the powder blue or pastel orange tuxedos featured in the movie “Dumb and Dumber” and to make his grand entrance by rappelling (rock-climbing style) into his place at the altar at the ceremony. Also, he’s a magician and wants us to make our grand entrance at the reception via magic trick… you know, *poof* and there we are all of a sudden on the dance floor!

I would totally do the cotton candy machine though. And if you really want to call your groomsmen henchmen, I say go for it!!

 
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2ingkos

I LOVE #5 Where’s Waldo! I’d have totally done that if; A. we had thought about it and B. if we had more than 60 people at the wedding. :)

 
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Miss Plum

yeahh cotton candy machine is definitely doable - you can buy a portable small one for like 20-30 bucks at a crafts store.

haha I love the Mr Roboto intro - made me laugh out loud at work haha

 
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Fatafelice

ROTFLOL!

I wish my fiance gave even *half* this amount of thought to our wedding, even if all his ideas were similarly crazy. ;)

 
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susan

hilarious! i actually got the FI to read weddingbee!

….and he wants to steal all ideas. enough said. ..

 
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L

hahahaha… i love it… and the mensa idea — priceless. reminds me of the sketch by steve martin “how i joined mensa”…

 
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Julie

Dear Lord. I would email this to my FI, if not for fear of him pushing #8. Just what I need.

 
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JL

i like the where’s waldo picture idea!

 
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ms. mouse

I think the petting zoo is the best. Keep writing!

At Mr Mouse’s suggestion we’re doing pies instead of cake, but I had to fight to get my ice cream sandwiches.

 
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CK

Wow. You and my fiance should talk….. or perhaps not. He has also come up with a list of wedding ideas that are incredibly funny, but have also been rejected. Amongst them is the construction themed wedding, the Betazoid wedding, and the digital wedding. Fortunately, his creativity has helped in many aspects of the planning. May your wedding, and more importantly, your marriage be full of happiness and joy.

 
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CK

(Follow up to previous comment) If you are interested in looking at his ideas, we’ve posted them at our website at: http://www.whenisthewedding.com/rejects.php

 
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… when I asked what kind of wedding dress he’d like to see me in « Jason said today

[...] pm Filed under: Quotes “Preferably tear-away. To go with the Mr. Roboto entrance.” This is what Jason wants. No Comments so far Leave a comment RSS feed for comments on this post. [...]

 
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BananaPants

My fiance wants the KoolAid man to jump out from a (fake) brick wall after our wedding kiss, saying his signature “Oh, Yeah” and lead us back up the aisle. Our friend Jer has already volunteered to do this! So hard to disappoint them. :)

 


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