riders of rohan

[threeplusfire]

I have become even geekier than before. My amazon package came this afternoon and I'm now scanning through the soundtrack to The Two Towers. Because I'm using it for wedding music. Yes, you heard me right. Weather permitting we'll have an outdoor stereo setup working and I'll be walking down the aisle to Howard Shore's brilliant score. Guess that means I should start calling it the Arwen dress instead of the Stevie Nicks dress.

Comments

[lawnrrd]

Mrs. Lawnrrd walked down the aisle to the theme from Sex and the City. In Al Gore-like fashion, she didn't warn me beforehand.

[frostwalrus.livejournal.com]

I dont know where to begin here. That is definitely interesting, it is creative on one hand, but freakishly obsessive on the other. Not that obsessive is bad mind you, but ... um ... ok. I have nothing else to say except ... yeah ... I dont know exactly what piece that music is, but i think it is better than the traditional song played. Once again creative but strangely odd. I guess i have been to too many conservative/traditional weddings.

[jonqui.livejournal.com]

That is bloody awsome!!
Oh my god! Sunday!! Wow! :)

[melyndabelinda.livejournal.com]

Not Arwen, Galadrial!

With the right shoes you too can be as tall as Cate Blanchett

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Why can I picture this so well? ;)

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

I just completely depise the traditional music played, and being the cranky person I am I wanted something better. I've picked some lovely orchestral pieces out, it sounds really nice. And unless you know the movies, you probably wouldn't even guess it was the soundtrack.

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Isn't it? I think it's fabulous.
Sunday Sunday Sunday!

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Hahaha yes!

[lawnrrd]

We'll sell you the whole pew, but you'll only need the edge!!!

[lawnrrd]

Which part: that she chose that music, or that she didn't tell me beforehand? ;-)