Weddings Are To Joy But Are They Joyful?

I am a lover of weddings. Weddings brighten my weekends, and I always anticipate to be a maid or an usher at weddings. By the way, those are some of the roles I can never say no to anyone. What I love most about weddings are the procession session and the reception moment. It is enjoyable to watch the groom, the bride and their crew dance down the aisle. Being an imaginative and analytical being, I start to analyse the theme colour, the dance and the whole coordination of movements. So this is the way Jesus will walk down looking glorious; from heaven during the end time? Being a Christian, weddings are symbolical hence cannot avoid thinking in that line.

I must admit that being the sanguine I am, I love fun. Reception is where I get to dance, learn new dancing styles, songs and generally feel happy. Did I mention that I also love nature and the whole arrangement of the reception venue? Yes, I do. For photo lovers, it is a beautiful place to pose for one or two photos. Another thing I love about the reception is food and cake cutting. It is needless to say that a wedding is only complete when there are quality food and drinks. As I mention earlier, I love wedding cakes so I can never miss the cake cutting session at any wedding. But what is this about cake cutting matrons? You see, most of these matrons take time narrating about the cake making process and the ingredients therein, and this makes us feel as if we are in the food production class.

Cake matrons should know that no one is interested in knowing what the cake comprises of or how to make it; because we already know. Don't they know some of the people seated there are bakers?. The interest at hand is to eat the cake. How I wish they could go straight to the task and avoid getting people bored. Now, there are those smartphone users who never give us peace. They are ever competing on which phone can focus far or even take smart photos. You see, there is a reason why the wedding owners hired professional photographers to cover their event. That should tell you that they never needed your services. Why do you block us, from seeing what is going on? Because some of us would like to watch the whole vows exchange sessions while seated. Please pocket your androids and give us peace. Again I always fail to understand this; why do these people post other peoples weddings on social media even before the owners of the wedding post theirs? I find it disrespectable and unethical. Has it ever clicked to you what if the wedding owners wanted their wedding to be private? Why then expose them on social media? Nevertheless, I love weddings. A wedding can be delightful if these few doings are corrected.