This week, on the world’s most boring wedding planning show, Tori buried her resentment in floral arrangements and cake tasting as Brandy’s event preparation hit a fever pitch.

Brandy wanted orchids while Tori and James had other ideas.

Tori broke about every commandment of wedding planning. She envisioned an outdoor ceremony, but didn’t consider an indoor back-up plan.

Not sure why the thought didn’t occur to them while they were mapping out the indoor space, but whatever.

With his racing career temporarily on hold, Dean tried to coax Liam into forming a band.

Liam suggested calling the band Hands. Hands, man.

Tori channeled all her marital resentment into a pretty unremarkable flower arrangement sampling to present to Brandy.


What would Jeff Leatham say about this?

Brandy thankfully chose something tasteful and simple.

Dean delivered the results of his MRI to Tori who’s response could be characterized as mildly sympathetic at best.


Tori denied that she was pissed off, but she seethed underneath mentally tallying all the additional work his wounded paw would create for her.

Dean made some excuses and in the end Tori walked out and called him stupid. That’s my girl.

Later on, Glenn the Baker brought over some wedding cake samples. Dean took the opportunity to bash Tori’s “famous” red velvet cake. By the way brides, fondant’s nasty.

The little asshole finger-fucked the cake.


Finally! Too many fucking white people in this show.


Cut that bitch Pasty, cut him.


How much of this shit is Brandy getting for free? Neil Lane bands? Cosmetic dentistry? Wedding gowns? Bridesmaid dresses? Flowers? The locale? I saw product placements for every single one of these items. Guess that’s one way to subsidize your wedding.

Mehran, butt the fuck out. Jesus Christ.

He’s the Persian, gay, male Jill Zarin.


Would you honestly trust this fucker with your wedding rings?

Tori nearly shits her pants over the florist’s failure to bring orchids. Tori broke another wedding planning commandment by failing to put that shit in writing. Skills for life people, draft a written detailed agreement signed by both parties. It’s called a contract. Look into it.
Stella and I both feel the same way about weddings.
Werk.
Do we like the parental sandwich?
Tori served a little Donna Martin.


smooch.

Faking it at the afterparty.

Raise the roof.

James mimics Tori’s boob job.

Tori and Dean wrapped things up in the pedicure chair waxing poetic about the future of their relationship. You may have heard they renewed their vows last weekend and Candy Spelling was in attendance. Tori thinks the solution to all of life’s problems is to throw a party, but all that silicone has gone to her head if she thinks a vow renewal will save her sham marriage.