Ashley & JP - Site and Wedding Updates - Discussion

For those keeping score. That is:
Bachelorette--2 weddings, 7 seasons
Outback Jack--1 wedding, 1 season
The Bachelor Canada-1 season and its looks good.
The Bachelor--1/2 wedding,17 seasons.

What is wrong with this picture?

Barbarossa wrote:For those keeping score. That is:
Bachelorette--2 weddings, 7 seasons
Outback Jack--1 wedding, 1 season
The Bachelor Canada-1 season and its looks good.
The Bachelor--1/2 wedding,17 seasons.

What is wrong with this picture?

Answer: the casting process for The Bachelor (lead). Why would so many good-looking broad-shouldered eligible men still be single and even remotely consider a reality show as a pathway to find a wife? It's because Bach USA has clearly not been selecting marriage material for its leads. The only one who seemed marriage-ready was Jason, and lo and behold!

Congrats to Ash & JP. They were a done deal the second he stepped out of the limo.

Barbarossa wrote:For those keeping score. That is:
Bachelorette--2 weddings, 7 seasons
Outback Jack--1 wedding, 1 season
The Bachelor Canada-1 season and its looks good.
The Bachelor--1/2 wedding,17 seasons.

What is wrong with this picture?

Bachelor Pad: 1 long term relationship (seriously, is Kip EVER going to propose???) + 1 wedding

sophienette wrote:

Barbarossa wrote:For those keeping score. That is:
Bachelorette--2 weddings, 7 seasons
Outback Jack--1 wedding, 1 season
The Bachelor Canada-1 season and its looks good.
The Bachelor--1/2 wedding,17 seasons.

What is wrong with this picture?

Bachelor Pad: 1 long term relationship (seriously, is Kip EVER going to propose???) + 1 wedding

True. And when that whorehouse circus is beating you, it's time for another plan.

HowSoonIsNow wrote:

Barbarossa wrote:For those keeping score. That is:
Bachelorette--2 weddings, 7 seasons
Outback Jack--1 wedding, 1 season
The Bachelor Canada-1 season and its looks good.
The Bachelor--1/2 wedding,17 seasons.

What is wrong with this picture?

Answer: the casting process for The Bachelor (lead). Why would so many good-looking broad-shouldered eligible men still be single and even remotely consider a reality show as a pathway to find a wife? It's because Bach USA has clearly not been selecting marriage material for its leads. The only one who seemed marriage-ready was Jason, and lo and behold!

Congrats to Ash & JP. They were a done deal the second he stepped out of the limo.

This is very true. Who knows maybe Sean will be the second lead to actually make it to the altar. I do believe he is sincere. But MF should be looking for a guy who is the whole package and ready to settle down and he would have more success.

Barbarossa wrote:

sophienette wrote:

Barbarossa wrote:For those keeping score. That is:
Bachelorette--2 weddings, 7 seasons
Outback Jack--1 wedding, 1 season
The Bachelor Canada-1 season and its looks good.
The Bachelor--1/2 wedding,17 seasons.

What is wrong with this picture?

Bachelor Pad: 1 long term relationship (seriously, is Kip EVER going to propose???) + 1 wedding

True. And when that whorehouse circus is beating you, it's time for another plan.

Bachelor Pad - 1 wedding, 3 seasons
Holly & Blake!

Great pic of the guys!

Barbarossa wrote:For those keeping score. That is:
Bachelorette--2 weddings, 7 seasons
Outback Jack--1 wedding, 1 season
The Bachelor Canada-1 season and its looks good.
The Bachelor--1/2 wedding,17 seasons.

What is wrong with this picture?

The show?!

Barbarossa wrote:For those keeping score. That is:
Bachelorette--2 weddings, 7 seasons
Outback Jack--1 wedding, 1 season
The Bachelor Canada-1 season and its looks good.
The Bachelor--1/2 wedding,17 seasons.

What is wrong with this picture?

Barbarossa, what show was Outback Jack?

The Bachelorette has been 8 seasons and only 2 couples.

It's not the show, it's the nature of relationships- every single romantic relationship is destined for failure other than 1 if someone is very, very lucky and stays married til death do us part. There have just been more Bachelor seasons so the failure is that much more obvious.

Kashathediva wrote:uugh... happy for the couple, but certainly nothing special with the decor and ambience. JMO :Frown:
You can easily do simple and still not blah, especially considering the guests are in black tie. Huge pet peeve of mine is having me dress to the nines to have the place look like it's dressed to the fives.

Aerial shots of Disneyland are pretty unimpressive, so maybe the site will look better at ground level during the ceremony.

WasinHouston wrote:

Kashathediva wrote:uugh... happy for the couple, but certainly nothing special with the decor and ambience. JMO :Frown:
You can easily do simple and still not blah, especially considering the guests are in black tie. Huge pet peeve of mine is having me dress to the nines to have the place look like it's dressed to the fives.

Aerial shots of Disneyland are pretty unimpressive, so maybe the site will look better at ground level during the ceremony.

I hope.
I just did a bang out glamourous, sophisticated wedding with pretty much no concern for budget in NYC this summer, so--honestly aerial view or not--I was not impressed with the limited scenery and decorations for the venue. Again--that was was me.
From my understanding JP's brother and sister-in-law to be will be doing a bang out affair in about 8 weeks in NYC at a lovely venue that I believe will be on par with the JP's/Ashley's.