
All the props were in place. Tons of food, lots of booze, family members, a cake, two rings, a best man, and a shotgun for her dad.
All that's left was a willing bride and groom and someone to tie the knot.
The best man confided in me that he was nervous as hell and didn't have a clue what he was doing. All he knew was he had the rings and at some point in the ceremony he had to do something with them. I told him not to worry and that I'll give him the signal to do something with the rings when the time comes and suggested we take a few tranquilizers to reduce the stress. We then proceeded to stiffen our drinks with more rum.

It all went off without a hitch and when it was over I got a few requests for my services in the near future.
That's Greg, the groom, next to Julie.
By the way, how do you like my new hat?
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