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Figured since I have yet to do the Perth review (which is coming just waiting for place to put the pics :) I'd give you all my view of the bridal fair.
That was the only bridal fair I will ever attend, even when I get married, eeech. That was way too painful for words. But I will try.
The first thing that we noticed was the way that store holders would look over our little band (Decay, Droidy, B, Em and Myself (Jules was sick get well soon!)) and immediatly assume I was the bride. Ok I am was the oldest member of the group, but how annoying, (actually I think it annoyed Decay and Droidy more than me, after about 25 mins of this they were to been seen with droidy as a permenant attachment to decays side)
The bridal catwalk brought much amusment for me, I gave up trying to count the number of times the announcer said "And From House of ..... (insert various high priced names here) a spectacular assortment of ....(insert part of bridal accutroments)" Spectacular seemed to be the word for the day.
My vote for most appalingly bad tase stand went to the stand offering dental surgery.
My vote for stand with best munchies went to the cake stand handing out little muffins (sorry little, little cakes)
Best dressed stand went to Mortica's, hell it wasn't my idea of a wedding outfit but they looked good! (Especially liked the hooped red and black vinyl number)
Best look of the day was shared by the reception places who tried to hand us info only to be asked "can you fit 400!" Amazing how much this cuts down the crap content.
the courage award goes to the poor male model who had to wear the harem outfit and pretend to run after Cinderella :)
All in all done me in for bridal fairs forever and a day
:) Di
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