The Bridesman
"You want me to be a what?" What the heck is a "Bridesman"? What is their role? Can I really do this? One day, Marita asked her best guy friend Dan to be her "Bridesman" in her upcoming wedding. After laughing out loud for a good five minutes, after which he then realized she was serious, Dan obliged even though he had no idea what he got himself into. Thus, the "Bridesman" was born. Join hosts Dan Mazella and Marita MacKinnon as they dive into the world of "The Bridesman!"
Episodes
How would you pair off your bridal party to make their entrance for both the ceremony and reception? Marita and Dan discuss!
Why are we here?
Why did George Lucas disappoint us and change it so Greedo shot first and not Han?
And an all important one:
what is the difference between the Maid of Honor and a Matron of Honor?
Good thing Marita is here to help talk this one through.
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