I haven't posted a single video on this blog yet....so don't blame me when "OMG" is stuck in your head for days, ok? And, so what if this post really has nothing to do with that Usher. I was typing the title of the post....and had something stupid or ridiculous at first, BUT then I thought of Usher. And knew that I had to post his video to "OMG." Let's face it, no matter what Usher song I had posted, it would be stuck in your head...."Love in this club," "DJs got us fallin in love," or "Confessions." Now you can blame me if all of these songs are stuck in your head. You're welcome. :)
In all reality, this post is really about ushers for the wedding. Which we hadn't planned to have. But, then recently, the wedding plan begged the questions "who's going to seat people" and "how will they know where to sit?" It might seem ridiculous since we're only inviting 70-80 people and virtually every single one of those people are close to both of us. Not to mention, isn't it just a given that the first row or two on each side is for family? So, what the heck am I worried about? Well, how about that one crazy guest who thinks that without an usher they can just sit whereever they want? Or, perhaps it's more about "tradition." Who doesn't have ushers??? And, then I stumbled upon this, loved it, and decided it solves the problem for me.
I honestly really love old windows. If you've never noticed, there's a mirror in our guest room that I made out of an old window. I think this idea absolutely solves any concerns I've had....and sums up how we feel. Because, let's face it - I can't really think of anyone we're inviting to the wedding who couldn't technically choose to sit on either side due to their friendship with both of us. Heck, we might not even have a center aisle, so it might just solve all of the "side" issue also. Plus, this means none of our loved ones have to stand there and show people to seats they could have found themselves. AND, it means I (or we) get to make a fun window sign like this one above.
