Groom silent in wedding group chat

A WHATSAPP group about an upcoming wedding has featured contributions from the bride, bridesmaids, relatives, friends, ushers, the vicar and everyone but the groom. 

The wide-ranging conversation has covered practical arrangements, inspirational ideas, seating plans and renewed friendships, all without a single contribution from Tom Logan, aged 33, who is supposedly half the reason for the day.

Bride-to-be Sophie Rodriguez said: “I don’t get it. The debate over whether we should have crossback, Chiavari or folding chairs raged for a month and he didn’t even give so much as a thumbs-up emoji.

“ At first I thought he was being diplomatic when he didn’t take a side between Jo and Lauren over a ring box versus a ring pillow. But I’m beginning to fear he just doesn’t give a shit.

“Resolving the seating plan was like an Israel-Palestine ceasefire. Tom wasn’t involved. Blush or dusty rose napkins? Tom’s silent. Can anything excite this man if he doesn’t have a strong opinion on whether to have lush ferns or flowering hydrangea?

“I’m beginning to wonder if I want to spend my life bound to a man who doesn’t even speak up when his best man asks if an Italian rustic theme means ‘like Pizza Hut’.”

Logan said: “I saw Sophie exile a close friend from her social circle forever for not wanting to wear a peach dress and decided I was best staying out of it.

“The wedding’s in August, right? Or could be September.”

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Couple start business together because they're in love

A COUPLE who believe that anything is achievable when you’re in deeply in love are proving it by starting a business.

James Bates and Lauren Hewitt are so smitten with each other they are quitting jobs which force them apart eight hours a day so they can run an artisanal cafe together and never be separated.

Bates said: “We’re the perfectly-fitting pieces of a heart-shaped necklace charm, and we’ve embarked on a life journey and made a commitment to ourselves. How can that not sell cakes?

“We agree on everything and we absolutely cannot bear to be separated, not even for an instant, which is the ideal foundation for a passion project. Put your whole self out there and the world will reward you.”

Hewitt agreed: “Everything tastes better when it’s made with love. I wouldn’t be surprised if the whole of this village, which was shit before we arrived, has a romantic renaissance.

“Certainly people will come in just to bask in our love, once they hear about it, which they currently haven’t which is why we have no customers. And we’re not providing wifi to encourage everyone to build relationships as fulfilling as ours.”

Resident Margaret Gerving said: “It’s so wonderful we’ll be seeing not only a business fail, but also a couple fall apart and hate each other. And all we have to do is nothing.”