June 26, 201214 yr If your bride insists on having her own concert as she enters the church .....RUN as fast as you can! Singing Bride: Bride Serenades Groom Down The Aisle (VIDEO)
June 26, 201214 yr If your bride insists on having her own concert as she enters the church .....RUN as fast as you can! Singing Bride: Bride Serenades Groom Down The Aisle (VIDEO) What problem do you have with it?
June 26, 201214 yr No joke, NO JOKE...I went to one of my coworkers' weddings about 5 years ago. Both the bride and groom were in their late 40's, and they were both on marriage number two, so traditional wedding formalities apparently went out the window. The bride stood up at the altar, and the GROOM serenaded everyone as HE walked up the aisle to HER. Not only that...but he was singing "Babe" by Styx. I almost wet myself trying to keep from exploding with laughter. Groom was (and still is) the lead singer in a Cincinnati classic and big-hair rock cover band called "Euphoria". Here's their Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Euphoria-Rocks/186874688873
June 26, 201214 yr So tell me Clyde, how is a bride singing to her groom, being narcissistic? Not gonna lie...I think it's pretty darn self-indulgent myself. Not only do you need the attention of being a bride, wearing a big white dress, having everyone watch you walk down the aisle and get married and celebrate your wedding and bring you presents...but you also need to make them watch you perform too.
June 26, 201214 yr Author So tell me Clyde, how is a bride singing to her groom, being narcissistic? You've oversimplified it. You've left out the grand entrance. You've left out her staging a concert. A wedding is about two people becoming one. She 100% made this about her ergo narcissism.
June 26, 201214 yr You've oversimplified it. You've left out the grand entrance. You've left out her staging a concert. A wedding is about two people becoming one. She 100% made this about her ergo narcissism. And there you have it. Couldn't agree more.
June 26, 201214 yr You've oversimplified it. You've left out the grand entrance. You've left out her staging a concert. A wedding is about two people becoming one. She 100% made this about her ergo narcissism. I 100% disagree. Every bride has a grand entrance. She was simply singing of her love for her husband.
June 26, 201214 yr I 100% disagree. Every bride has a grand entrance. She was simply singing of her love for her husband. I guess I just don't see it that way. She can sing of her love at the reception if need be. I think this is about ego. Also, for what it's worth, I'd want to sink into the floor and die if I were the groom.
June 26, 201214 yr Author I 100% disagree. Every bride has a grand entrance. She was simply singing of her love for her husband. OK. We disagree. Sing at the reception.
June 26, 201214 yr OK. We disagree. I hope Dad enjoyed missing the chance to walk his bride down the aisle. Maybe you should have read the story before making such a cold hearted comment. Carr told "Inside Edition" last week that she knew she'd be walking down the aisle solo after her father died during her teenage years. "I wanted [Devin] to know how much I loved him, and how perfect he is to me. I thought the best way to do that would be to sing to him as I walked down the aisle," Carr said.
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