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I’m thinking Days made Fr. Louis absent in an attempt to avoid the Catholic gay marriage faux pas. But come on, Justin is no substitute for a priest! I had to roll my eyes when he said marriage is “sacred” when these were all but civil ceremonies. It really was an instance where the church was simply “used” and made a dramatic entrance for what has to be Ben.
On the plus side I enjoyed Paul’s vows and loved Abby’s hair and gown.I liked Abby’s hair and gown as well. Maggie was the best dressed guest at the wedding–very appropriate outfit, but I would have preferred a different color than off-white for her. Several of the other guests, especially Bonnie, wore dresses more suitable for a cocktail party or dancing at a disco. I remember the good old days when people dressed for a wedding much like they would dress for a church service, including hats for the ladies. The party dresses were saved for the evening reception. I realize that today many receptions are held immediately after the wedding ceremony, so guests only get to wear one outfit for both.
My husband and I were married 56 years ago today, September 30. Four children and five grandchildren later, we’re still together. Will any couple in Salem today ever last that long?
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