Piping in the Haggis

**Prester John** · 3rd August 05, 04:04 PM

I'll try to get a pic or two when the time comes.

My only regret is that my wife, who wanted a Scottish wedding for our own 21 yrs ago, was denied it

I'm going out of my way to see to it that my trophy wife (the finest in the world) misses nothing! My boys and I are a plottin'...

More to come!

**davedove** · 3rd August 05, 04:30 PM

Originally Posted by Prester John

I'll try to get a pic or two when the time comes.

My only regret is that my wife, who wanted a Scottish wedding for our own 21 yrs ago, was denied it

I'm going out of my way to see to it that my trophy wife (the finest in the world) misses nothing! My boys and I are a plottin'...

More to come!

It's never too late! Renew your vows and this time do it up right.

**Prester John** · 3rd August 05, 04:33 PM

Hmmmm.

Well actually, there are no vows in an Orthodox Christian wedding. haha

The Bride and Groom only say two words, "yes, (Reverend Father-optional)" and "No, (Reverend Father - optional)" to two questions put to them.

Still there is a service for the celebration of an anniversary. I haven't done one since my days in Alaska. I'll have to try and find it.

Thanks for the idea! I like it!

**Doc Hudson** · 3rd August 05, 05:20 PM

Kid Cossack, a member of this board and a good friend of long standing, recently went to Sunnyvale, CA, where he and his Russian wife had their civil marriage bless in a Russian Orthodox Ceremony, and their children baptised.