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The universe has good news for the lost, lonely, and heart sick.

Sugar is here.

The both of us, speaking straight into your ears.

I'm Cheryl Strayed.

I'm Steve Almond. This is Dear Sugar Radio.

Oh dear, don't you please.

There's some little sweet days we've been.

I check my bedbugs every day.

Oh, and this sugar, you see in my way.

Hi Cheryl.

I'm Steve.

It's wedding season and we have so many interesting and juicy and complicated letters.

We say they're about weddings, but honestly, once a wedding starts, it's like a ball rolling down a hill.

It's really the drama is the lead up to the wedding.

And we find that so many people have struggles with their fiancés and their relatives and their friends.

And we're going to do rapid fire questions today all about weddings.

Next week, I'm really excited. We're going to be talking to Lois Smith Brady, who is of course the founding columnist of the Vows column in the New York Times.

As an outside observer, she's probably witnessed more weddings than anyone else, and certainly lots of wedding drama.

And exactly, that's it, because you're right. It's not just the wedding itself.

It is the drama that's attended that begins really literally almost at the moment of engagement.

Did you have any wedding drama?

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