I was a best man at a wedding once and was given the duty of holding the rings during the wedding ceremony, after which I handed them to the priest during the wedding vows.
The problem was, I had forgotten where I put them, so it took a minute for me to find them. Fortunately I don't think anyone even noticed.
But it bothers me that (1) I didn't prepare for it better, or that (2) the groom didn't prepare me for it better. Sure, it was my responsibility, but the cost of the rings was really the groom's. I wouldn't have had to pay if they got lost.
It bothers me that tuxedos don't have a good, secure way of carrying something valuable.
I think if I were to do it again I would spend more time planning this small, but crucial, service.
Does anyone have any stories/suggestions of their own? Thanks.
The problem was, I had forgotten where I put them, so it took a minute for me to find them. Fortunately I don't think anyone even noticed.
But it bothers me that (1) I didn't prepare for it better, or that (2) the groom didn't prepare me for it better. Sure, it was my responsibility, but the cost of the rings was really the groom's. I wouldn't have had to pay if they got lost.
It bothers me that tuxedos don't have a good, secure way of carrying something valuable.
I think if I were to do it again I would spend more time planning this small, but crucial, service.
Does anyone have any stories/suggestions of their own? Thanks.
