Things to do in Sacramento and Beyond: Wedding countdown: If the cute shoe fits

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October 2, 2006

Wedding countdown: If the cute shoe fits

Dang. Viewers of the "Today" show sure have good taste. For the past couple weeks, they've chosen a lovely wedding dress, a classy tux, a fabulous cake, gorgeous rings and all manner of beautiful elements for Sac native Molly Mouchka's upcoming live, televised wedding - and they did it fast.

The ceremony will be held in Rockefeller Plaza on Friday morning, and many of Molly's friends and family will be there in New York to share it with her. In a freakish, totally Sacramento moment, I was standing in line on Saturday at Macy's Arden Fair (buying the cutest, red patent-leather heels, I'm sure you wanted to know), and who is standing in front of me but Molly's sister, Cathy? I know - right?

I recognized her from her appearance on the show when she was there, viewing potential bridesmaid dresses - and she is just the sweetest, ever. She was getting her bridesmaid shoes, and said she can hardly wait for the big day.

Tune in beginning at 8 a.m. Friday to see the wedding yourself. And hey, even if you miss it, KCRA Channel 3 is taping a viewing party for local friends and family, which we'll presumably see on the news.

Oh, but first, you can see my article in Tuesday's Scene.

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