The groom was the first of six boys in his family to marry. All looked forward to the event with excitement and joy. The brothers, especially, anticipated the bachelor party and looked forward to partying at the wedding.
When the wedding day arrived, the groom, and his brothers rode to the church together in one limousine. Following the ceremony, the groom joined the ride and the groom’s men were off in their limo. They were all to meet at the park a few miles from the church for pictures.
The bride and groom were somewhat surprised when they arrived at the park because the brothers who had left the church first, were not there. The photographer took control and took pictures as he could. Still waiting for the boys, he continued as best he could. Some time later still no brothers had arrived. The bridal couple was becoming concerned and a flurry of cell calls ensued. The boy’s weren’t answering their phones; the parents hadn’t seen them. Where were they?
Finally, they arrived at the park, a full hour later. The brothers ahd instructed the limo driver to stop at the local liquor store and had spent the last hour driving around having some toasts of their own.
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