Chandler and Monica's Wedding plans...

Hi There,

Just a question.

It seemed like the first half of this season focused mainly on the day- to-day stuff they usually go through. I've noticed that only 1 or 2 eppys involved the planning of Monica and chandler's wedding.

I'm guessing this is intentional, because my feeling is that the last half is going to merely focus on the wedding plans. i.e. where the wedding is, the parents' of the betrothed (or chandler's betrauthed) couples will finally meet (so will finally get to see Chandler's dad, hopefully), Monica's dress, Chandler's best man choosing, and not to mention the nightmares of invitations, decorations, cakes and everything else (I had the same weird experiences planning my wedding, and my advise to anyone wanting to marry? Elope!! go to vegas, you'll have a great time. :) ).

Is this what may happen from March on til May? It seems like there's a hell of a lot of ground to cover before the big day. And after February sweeps they have about 8 eppys left, right?

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One would expect it to take five months just for Monica to obsess over the seating chart. (And then for her mother to criticize it heavily and redo the whole thing.)

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Monica's probably been planning her wedding since the first time she hung a pillow case off the back of her head. :-)

Chandler just needs to show up.

I really don't expect his father to show up for his wedding either. (Has Chandler EVEN told his parents he's getting married?)

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She probably has. :)

Oh no, he has to make sure Gunther keeps the ring away from Dick, he has to make sure he does not accidentally eat a lot of grapes, he has to zip up his trousers slowly, he has to make sure he doesn't say "I take thee Janice", he has to watch out for Monica's hidden sexuality, and he has to make sure she doesn't hand out any free pickle...

Ooh, now *that's* a good question, Sue...

Tennant

LOL!... but you lost me at the pickle part.

Cici

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Rachel offered Mark Robinson her gherkin as an incentive to find her a job at Bloomingdale's - a pivotal moment which led to the breakup.

Tennant

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Before the season began, people were predicting that the first half was going to merely focus on the wedding plans. Don't be so sure... :)

Tennant

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Remember Ross's stupid wedding with stupid-bitchy Emily? We were watching that for a long time. If they don't hop to the wedding plans real soon, then I suspect the entire May sweeps will focus on the wedding. I can't see how they'll just jump into the wedding itself when the season finale is shown. That would be cheating the audience, wouldn't it?

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I hate Emily as much as I do Tag. They should burn in HELL for coming between Ross and Rachel.

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Perhaps Emily will come to New York on business, meet Tag, sweep him off his feet, take him back to London where she'll file for divorce.

Ross & Rachel will be so touched by this charming love story that they will instantly forget their past, get back together again, and really steal Monica's thunder by getting married before her, this time sober.

Doya reckon?

Tennant

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Not that long. He didn't propose until the end of 419, and 421 was just a clip show, and the wedding was in 423/4, so the only proper preparation episodes were Joey losing the ring at the stag do, and Monica doing housework in the bride's dress. Both non-boring.

Are you complaining there'll be too much preparation, or not enough?

Tennant

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Not enough or not at all. I'm afraid that we'll wind up seeing a wedding with no eppys leading upto the wedding.

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Ah - that's opposite to what most people fear. I guess it depends on what the writers think of for an interesting funny story. For example, Emily trying to find the right wedding dress might be boring, but Monica putting it on to cheer herself up, and Phoebe, and Rachel, was glorious.

Tennant