Informative Essay: A Humorous Day

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There is that one day or several days in the year that you do not care about any problems around you. It is a magical time of the year and love is in the air. It is the day of the wedding. It can be your wedding or someone who is very close to you. It does not matter because you have gathered your attention to the person whose life is about to change. It's like you can never be in a isolated mood that day. It feels like you are at the top of the Statute of Liberty. This day can be very exhilarating, but it can also be a ton of work before. Some ways to start your wedding is to figure out where the wedding is, the after and before party, and also all the cultural traditions that should not be left behind.people around the world each celebrate their happy day different,but never understand American ways. There is a very strategic way of finding out where you want your wedding to be at. You can have many different ways of finding your place of change. For instance, you can go by the dimensions of the place, the destination of the place, or you can go by your gut if you feel the connection to the place. The wedding needs to be perfect so you have to find the most exhilarating and exuberant place of all. I would in my opinion …show more content…

The thought of two people together always make me full of energy. Planning the wedding can take you weeks or even months, but it will be worth it. The places, parties, and even traditions are only the seeds of the watermelon. You should never feel lethargic and sluggish on this day because this shows that you don't believe in happiness and love. Be happy and never stop believing love. I have been to about 8-9 wedding my whole life and each time it is like I get more and more exuberant and exhilarated with the hope and faith. I wish one day that some other people can feel that feeling I feel and embrace the emotion and hope. Wedding are like a gift that can end up a

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