I take a photograph or two around and about Montreal

I show you something full of joy

Here is dear Mike having a dance on the fourth plinth. It is Friday: download the playlist! Dance along! It is great.

I have chosen the music I will walk down the aisle to

I share our 'first dance'

I have heard on the grapevine that it is customary for the 'groom' (i.e, man) to take the 'bride' (i.e., the lady) in his arms on the dancefloor before their other friends/family/pets break out in a cold sweat to Come On Eileen (or this for the Quebec contingent).

But what to choose? So far, we are refusing to do this stupid thing, but if we do there is only one song is tempting us, and it is this!!!

I let the readers decide

Champagne!!! Hello, I am Mariah Carey and now I am drinking some Cristal mixed with pineapple juice out of a glass with a straw.

Hello! I am a jet-setter from St Tropez, and I am chopping the top off Krug bottles with a cutlass on my yacht. Hello! I am from Woking and my dad is paying for my wedding and mum has insisted that we have got to have vintage Champagne to go with the white horse and carriage and it is costing two thousand British pounds.

I like champagne well enough but a) it gives me a gigantic headache; b) it seems ... not worth it. Also to buy champagne in the Canada in Quebec is about $60 to start with an OK bottle then you have to buy 15 and ... yes.

So, readers, YOU will decide which substitute fizzing vino we will have at the wedding we are having in October.

I will not even give you the arguments for and against each option, but I will accept commentary in the comments box if you feel you need to justify your choice*. (Note: when choosing, please note that whatever we buy is subject to markup etc as will be served by 'venoo').

Bon courage, mes amis! And choose well - the future success of our marriage depends upon it!




* If you do comment, please state your country of origin if I am not already aware of it; i.e. if it is you again bloody JonnyB I know you are from England!!!