Marcy Blum

And I, you know, the party line is the host spent a lot of time doing this.

Don't think that this was just the default position that you were seated with, you know, all the cousins.

It's like someone thought that you would like that.

How important are themes for weddings?

I like a theme.

I mean, not necessarily for the wedding night, but I think, you know, the welcome party.

If the welcome party is in, you know, we've done everything from Roberta's pizza to a, you know, fabulous bar downtown for a very fancy wedding, but the night before.

So, you know, maybe not, as I always say, we do a medieval theme.

You know, we don't want people coming in armor.

But just a smidge of a theme, welcome to New York or something like that, I think is really – I like to have a hook, something that we can – there's a reason it's not just pretty.

There's a reason everything makes sense.

Oh, boy.

The guests.

And it's for the guests.

The planner.

It was hilarious.

No, I... And also, to a certain... There's helpful, and then there's all the way to the right of that, which is rude.

You know?

And then there are people, I mean, Kate and Kevin Love.

Kate had a strict rule, you know, either black or white.