Miles Lockwood: "Hang on, I'll send this date to the master for a look and see what he says."
To pick a lucky date, Miles specifically spent quite a sum to hire a master, offering an all-inclusive service from online consultation to in-person feng shui assessments.
Next to him, Nina Hayes sat with a notebook in front of her and a pen in hand, thinking about the wedding details.
She wrote as she mumbled, "First, the wedding invitation, which should be designed by the kids. Then the wedding banquet..."
Ms. Hayes methodically listed everything out, while Grandma Deborah Spencer, sitting beside her, full of vigor, said, "Should we get a band to play drums and gongs? That'd be lively."
Nina Hayes: "Mom, there are wedding planning companies now. You can tell them your requirements, like singing and dancing, and they can generally accommodate. But it'll be much more expensive."
The parents discussed the wedding matters for quite a while, and the date was mostly decided.
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