Personal Narrative: In My Life

people I hold closest to me on the few short days I have before I’m actually married. The night will end with a bonfire for old times sake with plenty of s’mores supplies to go around. The readings for the wedding will be the traditional Lutheran verses and vows. I do want the pastor at the end to say a passage from C.S Lewis, “Now at last they were beginning chapter one of the great story no one on earth has ever read, which goes on forever; in which each chapter is better than the one before.” I also want one of his or my family members that’s not part of the wedding party to read the cliché but loved bible verse 1 Corinthians 13.
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I also want to dance to “Jackson” by Johnny cash and June Carter Cash, with my husband too. I am a huge fan of country music, especially Johnny Cash and I think if we did not dance to at least one classic country song in a barn at our wedding reception it would be some sort of blasphemy. As far as the father daughter dance song goes, it will be “In My Life” by the Beatles. That is my Dad’s favorite song by the Beatles, and anyone that knows me knows I am obsessed with the Beatles, especially Paul McCartney. I saw Paul McCartney for the first time with my dad a few summers ago and it was one of the best moments of my life thus far, and I think dancing to that on my wedding night would bring some sort of good ju-ju to my marriage. I been to a few weddings and had no idea about this phenomenon of “lighting the candle.” The only time I’ve ever seen it done was at a catholic wedding, and I really did not get what was so special about it. Upon further googling, I decided the whole candle unity thing is stupid and boring. We exchanged rings and said our vows before God, I’m not sure what else needs to be done besides that. As per tradition, I plan on having one of my friends or one of my