So I mentioned I’m traveling later this week. I’m headed to my godson’s wedding.
Besides “don’t do it”, got any advice for a 19 year old groom?
As always, thanks for your continued support of DUAN and Deadsplinter!
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
First, I thought to myself, “how old is Meg to have a godson that’s getting married.” Then I saw that your godson is 19, and my next thought was “RUN!”
Speaking as someone who got married for the first time at 21 and who had zero capacity to deal with it, I would strongly suggest that he and his spouse get super fucking real about money. Who makes what, what gets spent, what gets saved (if anything), ALL of the accounts, everything. They should probably connect with a financial counselor (they have these things now, believe it or not) so they can wipe an entire genre of fights off the table.
Mark Knopfler – Prairie Wedding
I’m the same age as Alex Jones.
#RIP Olivia!
For some fucking reason, a song about a creepy stalker is quite high on the inappropriate songs for weddings unless you’ve married your stalker.
I think Fishbone said it best: “the engagement ring, the wedding ring, the church bells ring and the suffering.”
My sister is getting married in September and I just got my official certificate that I can officiate her wedding (in NYC they make you go through SO MANY STEPS) … so weddings are on my mind too. With all that, gotta go classic:
19? Holy shit. Only advice…
19 year old?
oh wait…besides…dont do it…well fuck…i was gonna go for run away me boy
welp… no options left then
Not advice but it’s my favorite wedding song. My friends band surprised me with it at my wedding
Nick Lowe – I Knew The Bride When She Used To Rock And Roll
I missed the 19 part…this might be even more appropriate…
When I was 19, my biggest life accomplishment was making a bong out of a milk jug.
But if they’re really going through with it, you have to wish them the best.
The Celibate Rifles – Let’s Get Married
Peter Paul and Mary There is Love
The Psychedelic Furs – “Wedding Song”
(This probably shouldn’t be one. . . .)