“In the opinion of the world, marriage ends all, as it does in a comedy. The truth is precisely the opposite: it begins all. “ ~Anne Sophie Swetchine
Magazine publishers are determined not to let us forget about the wedding of the Century between the Brits, William and Kate. “Collector’s Issues” of magazines featuring the Royal Wedding now line the racks of drugstores, grocery stores and news stands everywhere.
Being released in just in time for the busiest month of the year for weddings, is the latest movie about marriage called “Bridesmaids.” It is opening in theatres today! From the sound of it, June brides may want to take time from putting the finishing touches on their plans for the big day, to go see it. It may put what seems like abnormal strain and stresses of planning and carrying off a wedding, into prospective. To watch a trailer of “Bridesmaids” or to listen to film critic Richard Roeper’s review of this new cinema release, please visit http://bit.ly/kJaobE.
Matrimony is a very serious commitment, yet hilarious and unexpected circumstances do sometimes occur even though every minute by minute detail has been organized and planned. Wedding day bloopers and blunders are the basis of many funny film parodies about this day of celebration.
On this Film Friday, let’s mention a few other films about marriage that are popular picks:
- Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
- Princess Bride
- My Big Fat Greek Wedding
- Father of the Bride (Spencer Tracy)
- Father of the Bride (Steve Martin)
- The Bride of Frankenstein
- The Wedding Planner
- Have a fun weekend! Put your feet up and watch a movie about what is a very fulfilling “institution”, as long as the relationship turns out to be right!
This blog brought to you by www.CornerstoneFulfillmentService.com.
All Things Fulfilling 
Hi Sue
My favourites from the matrimonial films you listed are the first 2: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (a classic musical) and The Princess Bride (a different kind of classic – witty, quirky, with very quotable lines and an entertaining twist on the traditional fairytale).
I think almost everyone loves a wedding and a happy ending.
Take care.
Marie
Happy Endings to anything are always good, arent they?
Good Day to you in Australia, Marie!
By the way – I am starting a new group She Writes Steamboat! http://www.shewrites.org. Hope you will attend when you return to the U.S. since you are possibly interested in writing a book. Pass this information along to anyone you know may be interested.
I like the valuable info you provide in your articles.I’ll bookmark your weblog and check again here regularly.I’m quite certain I will learn plenty of new stuff right here!
Congratulations on possessing certainly one in every of one of the sophisticated blogs Ive arrive throughout in some time! Its simply superb how visually gorgeous it is. An awesome weblog site space –nice graphics, movies, layout. This is certainly a must-see website!
I’ve read some good stuff here.Certainly worth bookmarking for revisiting.I surprise how much effort you put to create such a magnificent informative web site
It’s actually a nice and helpful piece of info.I am glad that you shared this useful information with us.Please keep us up to date like this.Thanks for sharing
whoah this blog is great i love reading your articles.Keep up the good work! You know, many people are looking around for this info, you can aid them greatly