wedding

In my free time I've been getting ready for my wedding next month. We're having the mayor wed us so I can probably get away with writing my own vows. Hmmm... I've got some ideas.

I'm getting married next month and we've decided to make it all about family and friends. We'll be in a park, there will be no alcohol, the food will be catered barbecue, and now we're talking about switching out a traditional wedding cake for cupcakes. What do you think?

First he stole my thunder by getting engaged right after me, and now he's planning a bigger wedding than me!

I'm stressing out a little bit. Inside my head there's a debate on whether to serve alcohol at my wedding reception. Stacy Lee says, "Of course you have to!" But it's at a public park. I don't want the repercussions of someone sneaking it. Or someone getting wasted and getting into an accident on the way home.

When someone announces their engagement people love to talk about if it's "too soon." On the flip side, we've all rolled our eyes at people who've been "engaged" for five years with three kids! So, what is the right amount of time?

I can't wait to marry Kelly -- but where? Both of our families are in Spokane, but ALL of my friends are in Tri-Cities. Plus, there's a ton a beautiful wineries in Tri-Cities. But Spokane has great parks (Manito Park is No. 1 on my list). What do YOU suggest?

I'm getting ready to propose to my girlfriend and wanted to practice on Andrew... until he screwed it up.

A wedding video from 2011 is suddenly getting some hits on YouTube, because the bride played a cruel prank on her new husband involving her garter belt.

I've heard it all now...no pun intended. Aparecido Castaldo is going to marry his pet goat. The 74 year-old Brazilian has promised not to consummate the marriage. Ohhh thank goodness for that!

As a listener...You are 'privy' to know probably more about me and my life than you care to. I tend to share things with my listeners that I would only tell a best friend or an extended family member. But, that is sort of how I think of you, so I wanted to show you the video's from my son's wedding. They gave me permission to post it, so here it is!

This morning we were talking on air about things we think we need, but don't really, like bottled water and computer tablets. One item on the list we couldn't agree on was wedding rings. The man gives a diamond and then at the wedding he gives a band. Why two? Would you be OK with a band with a diamond?

A couple from Utah named Jacob and Natasha Jones got married earlier this month, and they came up with a unique way to throw the bouquet.