2026: Weddings

My grandson got married last night, and it was a beautiful occasion. The crowd was dressed in finery and the music and food flowed. It was downtown Oklahoma City in a place that was gothic and dark with heavy antique furniture, and the crowd was dressed to the nines. It took me many months to find a dress that would fit this old body and I think I finally found it. I don’t know if I’ll have a place to wear it again.

But the occasion fit the bride and groom. They were in their element. It lasted 3 days with a rehearsal dinner on Friday, wedding on Saturday, and a brunch on Sunday.

Driving back and forth for three days is hard on old people, but it was worth it for my grandson. I have a doctor’s appointment near the same place on Tuesday, so I’ll do it again.

Weddings and families, especially near the holidays, hold a special place in the hearts of the participants.

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I wish the bride and groom the best of luck, and may they live their lives as they want doing the things they love and loving each other.

Congratulations, Ethan and Destani.

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About peggylchambers

Peggy Chambers calls Enid, Oklahoma home. She has been writing for several years and is an award winning, published author, always working on another. She spends her days, nights, and weekends making up stories. She attended Phillips University, the University of Central Oklahoma and is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma. She is a member of the Enid Writers’ Club, and Oklahoma Writers’ Federation, Inc. There is always another story weaving itself around in her brain trying to come out. There aren’t enough hours in the day!
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