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Article: Happily ever after disaster ; Everyone hopes for a perfect wedding day, but things do go wrong
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- The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
- Article date:
- June 7, 2008
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Katie O'Brien thought she had plotted out every detail of her
wedding so well, it was bound to be the day of her dreams. But there
was just one hiccup: The DJ was a no-show.
"When I got to the reception, all I saw was this little boom box
sitting on a table," said O'Brien, 28, who married Tyler Morell in
October at Jones River Trading in Kingston. "The DJ apparently got
the dates mixed up. It was terrible. I didn't know what to do."
With wedding season here, many brides are diligently planning
every detail, crossing off tasks on their to-do lists, and,
ultimately, saying a few prayers they can pull off their big day
without a hitch. Yet no matter how well people plan, a variety of
big and ...