VH1's Fab Wedding is a big, fat disappointment
Earlier this summer, I have to admit that I was a little giddy about a new reality series on VH1 called My Big Fat Fabulous Wedding. To me, it sounded like an adult version of MTV's My Super Sweet 16, which is a huge guilty pleasure of mine. I've concluded that the spoiled brat teen-agers on MTV are much more creative than the riches on VH1.Fab Wedding is only about the cost of a wedding and not about the over-the-top nature of the wedding itself. The camera crews travel to various venues with the bride and groom, where we watch them order a $7,000 cake and pick out $70,000 worth of diamonds. The problem is that we don't really get a good look at the final product. What about the $200,000 in flowers? Once the show gets to the end, the edits are so quick that we don't actually get to see what kind of a wedding is made for $1.6 million.
It's as if the adults on Fab Wedding are making decisions about their wedding based on how much things cost (the more, the better), whereas the kids on My Super Sweet 16 are actually trying to outdo each other with outlandish party gimmicks and special guests. I much prefer the teen-agers.

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