Groom Worry: He has to stick to the budget—while pleasing the bride.
“The biggest challenge was keeping the
wedding in budget while maintaining the small stuff like wedding colors
and whether or not things match perfectly, and if the heights of
groomsmen and bridesmaids match up.” —Ryan, 27
Groom Worry: He’s obsessed with the details (as much as the bride is).
Groom Worry: He freaks out about everyone else having a blast.
“Most of the time, he was worrying about
everyone else, hoping that the family was having a good time, hoping
that everyone was OK in spite of the heat.” —Paul, 25
Groom Worry: He can’t get dressed without help.
“He realized that the bowtie he’d received was a real bowtie, not a clip-on or anything pre-tied. We were lucky, though, because I’ve been tying bowties for years. So there were many shots in his formal photography album of me having to tie his bowtie and put on his boutonniere.” —Rob, 29Groom Worry: He’s nervous about everything going according to plan.
“All the groomsmen were from Virginia, so
he was worried about getting them to the right place at the right time
in St. Louis, where they had no idea where they were going.” —Jay, 21
Groom Worry: What if it rains?
Groom Worry: He doesn’t know what to write in his vows.
“The day of the wedding he woke up and
was trying to come up with the vows. He said that he did them off the
top of his head. During his vows, he was like, ‘A couple months ago I
was preparing my vows…’ and we all knew he was lying.” —Curtis, 20
Groom Worry: He doesn’t know the dress code.
“He was nervous and overwhelmed when
people asked him what to wear for the rehearsal dinner. He was getting
all kinds of text messages, and he didn’t really know. He called his mom
to ask her what people should wear.” —Derek, 32
Groom Worry: He’s uncomfortable with all the attention.
“He was kind of anxious. I think it was…having the whole day be about him and his soon-to-be wife.” —Danny, 20
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