bachelor parties can take place any time. i was at a bachelorette party that took place a month before the wedding, and the groom's was the week before.
besides, i doubt very seriously that mike and chris would hesitate for even one second to mercilessly shame whichever one of them protested that it wasn't traditional by saying something to the effect of, "well, you pretty white dress will be something NEW, so now all you need is something borrowed..." "come on, man, take it easy on him. brides are particular about the details." "do you think the fact that there's going to be two DICKS on the honeymoon's gonna make it nontraditional?"
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besides, i doubt very seriously that mike and chris would hesitate for even one second to mercilessly shame whichever one of them protested that it wasn't traditional by saying something to the effect of, "well, you pretty white dress will be something NEW, so now all you need is something borrowed..." "come on, man, take it easy on him. brides are particular about the details." "do you think the fact that there's going to be two DICKS on the honeymoon's gonna make it nontraditional?"
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I can *so* see that happening, and in fact it may be incorporated into this draft. BRILLIANT.
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