My dream.

I have had a dream since the age of 8.


That dream is of my wedding day.


As we drove into Thredbo in the winter of 1998, A beautiful anonymous bride floated out of the chapel. As she walked care-free to the road it began to snow and everything was picture perfect.


This is the location part of my dream.


I have a passion and obsession with fashion. Consequently I love things that are lavish and too expensive but oh so worth it. Oscar de la Renta is classic, stylish, timeless and elegant.


This is the clothing part of my dream.


My family drives me insane. When we fight we do a damn good job and we don't hold anything back. My sister frustrates the living daylights out of me (not all the time) and I am hopeless at communicating properly with my parents!


This is the involvement/guest list of my dream.


I want children, a home, a career and to share everything with that special person that gives me butterflies every time I see them.


This is the purpose of the dream.


When all combined, this is my dream wedding!


Of all elements in this dream, the involvement/guest list of the dream is the most important. If I didn't have my mum, dad or sister with me, the dream wouldn't be complete!




Who in their right mind had the balls to judge William for his wedding! All those people who had rants and tantrums over the cost and expense of the royal wedding should stick it up their ass and go give their mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters...FRIENDS and hug! Because you know what, one of the most significant people in his world wasn't there and he couldn't hug his mum on his wedding day!


Despite Britain having very little money at the moment, and a few economic issues, William and Kate shared their marriage with the world and they made the whole world smile, unite and feel significance. 


Us everyday folk are selfish about our weddings and expect them to  be exactly what we want! 


Kate and William shared that personal day with the whole world, minus William's mother. Yeah he may be the future King but he is strong and noble for us, so why don't we just eat our self-righteousness for a day and give the boy a break! 


It was a beautiful day! It was an honour for me to be able to watch such a significant event. It doesn't matter who you are or how much money you have, when you share something significant with a complete stranger, you do more for them than you can imagine.




I would trade places with Princess Diana just so William could share it with his mum instead of the entire world. 


The world may be big, but a mum is bigger! We wrap ourselves round the world and protect it and protest and have opinions and play this game called life. Mum's wrap their arms round their children and protest and have opinions all to protect their children!


I know I will need that protection and support on my wedding day and I am blessed to have my mum!