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Author Insight
Did you get cold feet on your wedding day?
Most of us have heard the term 'cold feet' if we've been married or close to someone who got married. Why do people get cold feet? Is it just the last minute jitters or do they have a valid reason for wondering if they are doing the right thing?
Book Excerpt
Cold Feet
There’s something about seeing a couple walk down the aisle to that moment in time when they will commit to each other before God and everyone present. Seeing the love and caring in their eyes and their kiss and the celebrations that follow. I love it. I love to see a couple in love and happy. That’s why I do it. I help couples make a dream come true with their wedding day.
But right now, I’m waiting with bated breath. It’s early Saturday afternoon.
The groom is waiting in church and the bride hasn’t even left her home yet. The counselor is doing her best but this one is her hardest to date.
I’m beginning to think that I’m about to lose the first wedding I’ve lost in ages. I am seeing my record run of talking brides and grooms out of cold feet threatening to end here and now.
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