Before the wedding day, the bride’s temperature rises due
to wedding coordination mishaps while
the groom enjoys his last night as a bachelor in the stag party.

On the wedding day, the bride suppresses her tears as she walks
down the aisle for fear of smudging her mascara
while the groom bursts into tears for the first time in his life.

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