'She tells enough white lies to ice a wedding cake'. Margot Asquith
"Honestly, you look lovely in that, Claudia. It really suits you, the colour is ideal. You will look fine. And the neckline is perfect, not too
low."
Claudia looked doubtful.
"I don't want to show too much..."
"You will be fine!" Jenny smiled frantically
and avoided the sympathetic glances of the bridal shop assistants.
"There's not too much beading?" Claudia
smoothed down the expensive silk.
"It's perfect.
You will be stunning, honest." As her mother-in-law-to-be headed
back to the changing rooms Jenny checked her watch. She had twenty minutes left to choose her
wedding dress.
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Twenty minutes to choose, but I'm guessing many hours already spent pandering to Claudia! Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteThank you - I imagine it had been a loooong afternoon LM x
DeleteThat's cutting it close, and that makes you wonder what might be at play here, vanity, nerves, not really wanting to get married? You captured the anxiety of the moment in a few words. Nice. And thanks for starting the new challenge.. I love the title.. Light and Shade.
ReplyDeleteI've heard too many horror stories to resist the story - thank you for commenting. LM x
DeleteI looking forward to shopping for wedding gowns with my daughter one day. She may not say the same.
ReplyDeleteI only have a son. The rules for MIL are shut up, show up and wear beige. I can live with that. lol LM x
DeleteNot a fun way to spend a bridal appointment. I suggest she make another one and ditch the MIL.
ReplyDeleteSometimes another female is more of a hindrance. Thank you for commenting. LM x
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