The boys did something similar only it was more suited to Andreas. He had to preach a spontaneous sermon on the street and lead worship and everything. Then each guy challenged him to something they were good at, which is a bit humiliating because he never had a chance to do what he was good at. The whole time he was wearing a rediculous outfit and had to roller blade, which he doesn't really pride himself on. I can't remember the rest of the details but they had a good time and everyone had a real cultural experience.
Today John and I are going to Copenhagen with Helena and Linnea while the rest work on some other wedding details. They don't really have a rehearsal or anything special the day before so we are all just getting ready for Saturday. Helena (Anna's mom) made my dress and I've had it fit a few times so it's just my size! I don't know if I've ever had a custom made dress before, so that's exciting! Yesterday I got to see Anna in her dress (which Helena also made!) She's an amazing seamstress. It has been so fun being with the von Malorties, and feels just as natural as old times. We've been playing lots of Swedish and German games (Reimers need to get "Zug um Zug" it's a fun German train game).
I will try to post pictures of the wedding, which John will be taking, sometime next week. They have so many interesting traditions it's very different from an American wedding. We are both having a wonderful time and meeting a lot of new people. We'll try to keep the updates coming.
grace & peace