Fratty Activities 301: Wedding Season (Lesson #3)
May 29, 2007 | 45 Comments | Uncategorized
There comes a time in the young fratdaddy’s life when he decides to settle down with his sorostitute of choice and start a long and prosperous life of post-grad fratting. You may not have reached this point yet, as you are still enjoying the single life of nightly bar hopping and plentiful shacking. However, this does not mean that you cannot enjoy many of the benefits of wedding season without the added responsibility of actually having to support a family. In fact, this time of year breeds many opportunities to put on your suit, frat hard for free, and then head back to your normal life. Wedding season is upon us, and with it comes the chance to frat weddings so hard that it would make Vince Vaughn go home in shame. In this lesson, we will examine how you can turn every wedding invitation that hits your mailbox into yet another chance to exercise your frat glad.
The Date: Most wedding invitations you will receive will include the magic words, “and guest.” Nothing gets a sorostitute nearing the end of her college career in a shacking mood like seeing a couple committed to shacking for life. This is not the opportunity to grab some freshman arm candy; instead, you will look for a mature sorostitute to accompany you while you frat hard at the reception…you’ll have a great date, and she’ll have dreams of receiving her MRS degree. Beware, however, of dates that read too much into your invitation. To avoid this, we advise taking a different date to every wedding on your calendar if possible.
The Outfit: Often times you may struggle for opportunities in undergrad to show off your more formal frat attire. Wedding season gives you plenty of reasons to break out the best suits and ties in your wardrobe, and it provides great practice in piecing together fratty dress ensembles that will one day be your staple in the workplace.
The Reception: Most receptions thrown for fratdaddy/sorostitute unions will feature one of the frattiest party inventions of all time: the open bar. Better yet, the better you know the couple, the more accepted it is to get completely drunktaneous. The open bar also provides great networking opportunities. There are few better ways to smooze with champions of business in your area than to share some stories with them at the reception over a scotch on the rocks. Old fratdaddies love to tell stories about their past frat glories. Keep and open ear and a full glass.
The Bridesmaids: After you get done shaking hands and acting like you’re remembering names at the open bar, you want to scope out how your current date is shaping up. If it has turned out to be a dud, keep an open eye for the chicks in the ugly, expensive, and identical dresses. These are the bridesmaids, who are acting happy, but are dying inside from the fact that their pledge sister made it to the alter before they did. Somebody has to comfort them…it might as well be you. This is especially important when you go attend a wedding that is held at a resort or other location where attendees reserved hotel rooms for the affair.
Of course, another key part of wedding season is the bachelor party, which will be explored in our next Fratty Activity Lesson.
So break out the suit, line up your invitations, and get ready to frat as hard as you would at a fraternity formal. You’ll have a great time, and the free “refreshments” won’t break your frat tab.
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