Book Launch Day + A Wedding Party Meltdown You Won’t Believe

What happens when a bride hates planning her own wedding, but demands a Vegas blowout and expects everyone else to make it magical?

In this episode, I share my biggest milestone yet: the official launch of my debut book Here Comes the Drama: A Ferris and Sloan Story, plus a jaw-dropping listener-submitted story that defines the word “ungrateful.”

I also break down wedding hot takes, the importance of boundaries, and why saying “no” is sometimes the most loving thing you can do—for others and yourself. Oh, and did we mention the bride cried in the club bathroom three separate times?

Listen to me read a new Ferris & Sloan excerpt, tackle controversial wedding traditions, and respond to one of the wildest bridal party betrayals I’ve ever received.

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Episode Chapter Markers

00:00 Introduction

00:40 Podcast Review and Pre-Launch Episode

01:47 Book Reading: Ferris and Sloan Story

06:28 Audiobook and Print Book Updates

08:07 Hot Takes and Relationship Advice

12:53 Crazy Wedding Drama Story

Must-Hear Insights and Key Moments

  • The Book Is Officially Out – After months of teasing, I’m announcing my book launch and revealing what inspired me to turn viral confessions into a physical page-turner.
  • The Vegas Bachelorette Breakdown – I relive one of the most unforgettable submissions about a bride who ended up crying in the club, and what it revealed about modern wedding expectations.
  • Why I Wrote This Book – This isn’t just tea. It’s a time capsule of the emotional chaos, family dynamics, and societal pressure that weddings bring out in people.
  • The Confession Selection Process – I explain how I chose which stories made it into the book, and why some were just too wild (or too heartbreaking) to publish.
  • From Podcast to Print – How Here Comes the Drama evolved from mic to manuscript—and how my audience helped shape every chapter.
  • Wedding Culture Needs a Wake-Up Call – I reflect on how the wedding industry has normalized unrealistic standards, and what we can do about it.
  • The Stories That Stayed With Me – I share the one story I almost couldn’t include—and why it haunts me in the best way.
  • Advice for the Brides Who Feel the Pressure – A personal reminder for anyone planning a wedding: you’re allowed to say no.

Words of Wisdom: Standout Quotes from This Episode

  • “You know it’s bad when a bride is crying in the middle of a Vegas club—and everyone acts like that’s normal.”Christa Innis
  • “This book is for anyone who’s ever felt steamrolled by wedding expectations and still wanted to scream into a napkin.”Christa Innis
  • “The stories people submitted? Unhinged. Hilarious. Sometimes horrifying. And all 100% real.”Christa Innis
  • “Wedding culture breaks people down in ways we don’t talk about enough—and that’s why I wrote this.”Christa Innis
  • “Not every story made it into the book, but the ones that did? They stayed with me. Some of them still do.” – Christa Innis

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Blog Transcript:

Note: We use AI transcription so there may be some inaccuracies

Christa Innis: Hi guys. Welcome back to another exciting episode of Here Comes The Drama. It is officially launch day of my brand new book. Here comes the Drama of Ferris and Sloan story, I’m so excited to share more with you guys and have you officially read the book. starting off, I just wanna say thank you to everyone that has pre-ordered the book already.

If you’ve got an ebook, it will be automatically sent to your device. Um, but today is the official. Sale launch of the printed book, I wanna get to that in a second. First things first, I wanna read a podcast review and just thank you guys for listening. This is from Debbie, 1, 2, 1, 3. It says,

Absolutely love the podcast. I have enjoyed your skits and cannot wait for more Ferris and Sloan. I had to do a Ferris and Sloan review one because this is all about Ferris and Sloan. Now, kind of like the pre-launch episode, we’re gonna do things a little bit differently, but of course I’m going to end on a very juicy, crazy story.

I’ve not read it yet, but it’s one of those long ones with lots of crazy detail. So we will get into that one. But first things first, let’s talk a little bit more about the book. I’m not gonna do a crazy deep dive because we’ve done tons of q and As, but of course I’m always here to answer more questions.

 I’m so excited. I can’t believe this day is finally here. I’m recording this a little bit earlier, so of course it still feels very surreal for me. if you’re watching the video, you’ll see this is my printed proof. I. Of course at the time this comes out, I’ll have my actual copy, but it’s so exciting to see.

We’re still making some changes, to it as I record this, but you guys will have the finalized version. I’m gonna read a small segment in it for you guys today too. I’m gonna leave off. Where I did on that last pre-launch episode. just to give you a little more teaser, most of you guys, if you got part one in your email, you might have already read this part, but I’ll add a little, extra while I read here.

Teaser Reading: Ferris, Sloan, and the Vacation Bombshell

So leaving off in part one, where the mom, Kate and Jenny were off basically, and she’s trying to talk her up to kind of get her back into the room with Ferris and Sloan. She just found out they’re going on vacation, so here we go. Great. Jenny gives her a swift thumbs up and gestures for her mother to follow her back into the living room where the others are.

Jenny is the first to step back into her parents’ living room where she spots her brother Ferris at the fridge, grabbing two beers, one for their dad, Ted, and one for himself. The room is warm with the scent of Thanksgiving, leftovers, the muffled hum of conversation drifts into the dining room.

You need more wine babe. Ferris calls out over his shoulder. His voice casual but affectionate. short, faintly golden hair with brown undertones is slightly tussled. A few strands falling into his face as he reaches for the fridge. Slowness curled up on the couch, legs crossed, swirling the last bit of red wine in her glass.

Her long, almost black hair drapes over one shoulder catching the warm glow of Christmas lights. She’s wearing a soft knit sweater Dress. In deep burgundy, paired with thick socks, comfortable yet casually stylish in a way that always seems natural to her. She looks over at him with a small knowing. Smile, Noah, he.

No, I still have some left. Thanks, Sloan. Smirks and turns. Just as she notices Jenny walking back in. Oh hey, is everything okay? Her eyes flicker between Jenny and Kate searching for any signs of what just happened. She knew Kate was upset about the trip, but sometimes it was easier to pretend she doesn’t notice than to invite more drama.

Yeah, sorry about that. Jenny says quickly, my mom thought she ate something bad. Her voice is light, but there’s a flicker of something else beneath it before Sloan can press Jenny shifts gears. So anyway, tell us more about your trip. Where are you guys going?

She walks right up to Sloan and sits down at the chair across from her. Kate reenters the room lingering near the doorway. Arms crossed disd, practically radiating off of her. We’re going to Santa Monica. Sloan replies quietly combing her hair behind her ear. I’ve never been before. Ferris knows I hate the snow, so he planned for a warm vacation to get us outta here.

It was all his idea, so he’ll have more of the details. She looks over at Ferris now seated next to her on the couch, Ferris hands his dad a beer, then takes a sip of his own and leans back. Yeah, I mean, I don’t have too much planned yet, But I thought we’d escape the dreaded Milwaukee winter and soak up some sun for once.

He nodded towards the window where a thick clumps of snow swirl in the wind before reaching over and gently grabbing Sloan’s hand.

 Sloan glances down at their intertwined fingers, a soft smile forming as warmth blooms in her chest. But even in the comfort of this moment, she can feel Kate’s disapproval lingering like a heavy cloud that refuses to pass.

That sounds amazing. Jenny jumps in quickly. What do you think, mom? Doesn’t that sound fun? Her voice is too chipper. Eyes flicking towards Kate with the hope that a simple question might smooth over the crack in the room. Ted Schiff, slightly in his chair, has gaze fixed on his wife.

He raises his eyebrows just enough to signal, go easy, try to be happy, but it’s clear he’s bracing himself. after almost 30 years of marriage, he knows her moods, her tells he knows exactly where this could be headed. When Kate answers, yeah, it sounds great. With a snap of sarcasm. Ted Exhales just barely for a split second,

 it seems like that might have been the end of it, but then he catches the sudden shift of her expression. She gasps his shoulders stiffen. Here it comes. Maybe we should all go. Her somber mood instantly flips to excitement making her way to the front of the room. Sloan Tenses.

Every instinct screams at her to shut the idea down, but she hesitates. It’s not her place. Kate has always been dismissive of her. Why would this moment be any different? Okay, so one of the top questions you guys ask me is with the audiobook coming, if I’m going to be the voice of the audio book. I’ve talked about this before, but if you can hear my reading while I read it, that is probably why I’m not doing the audio book.

I feel like I overthink every little thing. So even with like edits and stuff, I’m like, oh my gosh, I’m not like a voice actor. It’s so much easier for me to like talk. About something then read off something and I just put so much pressure on myself. by this time I might have more updates on the audiobook, so if you guys are waiting for that, that will be coming out soon.

I will be sharing updates on the audiobook and email as well. But I hope you guys enjoyed that little segment. like I said, if you already, um, read part one because you downloaded it, you’ve already read that, but it’s kind of fun just to hear it in a voice as well. so like I said, if you already pre-ordered the ebook that has been sent to you already, and then you can order the print books today.

And I just ask if you guys. Wanna share any kind of update. if you enjoy the book, share what you’re doing while you read the book, share, a picture of it on your counter, share a video of you opening it up from the mail, whatever that looks like. I would love to see you guys reading the book, posting about it.

then of course, tag me and I would love to reshare it to my page, just the more people that can see the book it would really help me and help the book. So, very excited for it. And of course, if you love the book, please leave a review. That helps so many more people, um, hear about it as well. I know that was all about Ferris and Sloan.

Crazy Wedding Drama Takes

I’m just so excited for the launch, but, Let’s dive into the crazy drama that is this week. So first things first, I’m going to get into some hot takes that you guys sent me The first one says, people should always know that this spouse comes first. The rest can go to hell.

Okay? So I wouldn’t say that. So, Dramatically, I guess. essentially, I agree. I feel like once you choose a spouse and a partner and you are on the same page, they should be your priority. especially, you know, when it comes to planning a wedding or planning an event or relationship boundaries.

Figure them out with your partner first. Then you can allow in other opinions and other people. Otherwise it gets very misconstrued. It gets overwhelming to listen to all these opinions and it’s like, oh, do I listen to my partner or my mom or whatever? You really need to put your partner before everybody.

this says cost of the ring doesn’t matter. It’s the memories attached to it that make it feel special. I a hundred percent agree. I feel like there used to be, and people will probably say this is still a thing, but it used to be, A certain percentage of your rent or your income and they would tell you like you have to spend that on an engagement ring.

And I say throw that out the door. I don’t think that should be a thing anymore. I think it’s really about what’s important for the partner. I’ve seen people do just a very simple ring. I’ve with no jewels on it. I’ve seen people do just a rubber ring. I’ve seen people do a huge diamond on it.

I’ve seen people do a sapphire or other kind of jewels on it. I think it’s really important to listen to yourself because you’re gonna be the one wearing it, and I think so many times we get caught up in what everyone else says you have to wear or have to spend, and that none of that, no matter what anyone says, none of that dictates or says anything about your relationship.

It doesn’t only you guys know what makes sense. I feel like it’s just so easy to get caught up and that’s, that goes for anything when it comes to wedding planning. So, ultimately, I don’t think it matters. Don’t go broke and don’t, go into debt for a wedding ring, essentially. this person says, do they really need bachelor, bachelorette weekends?

I think it’s a waste of money. Okay. So here’s my thing, when it comes to how you spend your money, everyone views things differently, right? So I might buy this shirt and someone might see that and be like, that’s a waste of money. I might upgrade my car. And someone might think that’s a waste of money.

I might hear someone got new tires and I’m like, that’s a waste of money, So it’s like everyone’s gonna have their own viewpoints when it comes to bachelorette bachelor parties, Do. Some of them go very over the top, of course. But would I wanna be on one of those trips? Absolutely. If I could.

 be a part of it. Yeah, I would wanna go to it. Are they always needed? No. But if that’s something you value and you’re like, you know what, I wanna really fun trip away with my best guy friends or my best girlfriends, whoever. More power to you. Do it.

Go ahead. Now, where I feel like it might be too much is when you pressure bridesmaids and groomsmen to go on a trip they might not be able to afford. That’s where it gets a little murky. I don’t think that should be a thing. There should never be pressure. If you want it, allow people to say no. we all value different things.

For myself and for my closest group of friends, we were all in each other’s weddings. So for us it was like a girl’s trip away. So I would never look at that as a waste of money. ’cause I’m on vacation with some of my very best friends. So to me it was worth it, well worth it. Now, if someone were to invite me where maybe I didn’t really know the group of friends.

I only knew one person or it was to a place I wouldn’t really wanna go. I would just say no. so again, we all have our own kind of preferences with that. okay. This other one says

overly detailed dress codes with color schemes are unnecessary. yes and no. So I was talking to someone on the podcast recently about this, It’s kind of helpful to know sometimes now where they get very specific, like, everyone needs to wear a garden dress wearing only these three colors.

Yeah. Like, we don’t need to go out and spend more money. if I am going to a wedding, I’m usually gonna look in my closet and find something that already worn, but maybe fits the weather or the kind of location we’re going to. so let’s not ask people to spend more money. However, some people find it very useful if you’re giving them kind of.

A very basic. Idea of what to wear. we are all different. We are all different from what we look for. I think it can be helpful ‘ cause I’m that person googling the location. I’m trying to check out the weather, what other people are wearing there and other pictures like I am that person.

I think probably way too much about it. do I buy a new dress for every wedding? Absolutely not. Most of the time I will find a dress I have or borrow one from a friend. But that being said, I love a good detail to help me along the way. Okay, guys, into the story that you guys are all patiently or not so patiently waiting for.

I know it’s the favorite part. This is a long one, so that’s why I wanna get into it. All names have been changed, of course, and different story things have been moved around to, disguise the person. Right? and I forgot to mention this before, but my voice is scratchy. so this is after pre-launch weekend.

I randomly lost my voice. I don’t know if I was talking too much, probably.so it was completely gone for a few days. There. It’s slowly coming back, so I’m definitely gonna nurse it after this.

All right. Here’s this week’s story submission. This story spans the course of a couple years. Here we go, the Bride Pearl, her fiance, Greg, myself, Amy, my fiance, Steven Pearl’s brother Lars and his fiance Sadie, are all the main players in this drama. Okay. I’m already picturing this as a very detailed story, so here we go.

Pearl and Greg were engaged to be married, I was asked to be one of her bridesmaids. Their engagement was especially long because Pearl was working abroad in Japan for two years. Trying to plan anything with her was a nightmare. She didn’t want to be involved in the process at all. Wait, so the bride didn’t want to be involved in the process.

 So at that point, I know I’m jumping the gun, but at that point, why are you doing a big wedding? You don’t need a wedding party. You don’t need to do this big wedding. If you don’t wanna be involved in planning your own wedding, either hire a wedding planner or Don’t do it. You don’t have to do that.

Craziness. she even admitted that she would’ve preferred a simple courthouse wedding, but reluctantly agreed to have a ceremony for Greg’s sake. So her fiance, once Pearl finally returned home, we had about six months until the wedding, so we kicked into planning mode. The only part she really cared about was the bachelorette party.

She Wanted the Vegas Treatment — But We Had to Pay

She’s a big partier. She wanted a big, elaborate weekend in Vegas. Four nights in a hotel, a show every night, a club crawl and a spa day. Okay. So we were kind of just talking about bachelor, bachelorette parties. Right? How they can be over the top. Again, if I was going all my best friends and I wanted to do this, I would go along for it, obviously to support and celebrate my best friend.

But I always find it interesting when they want. The top of the top, all the things like four shows in Vegas, four nights in a hotel, a club crawl, and a spot. Eight. That is expensive. I mean, I haven’t been to Vegas in years, but just quickly add things up. Depending on the weekend, I mean, you’re looking at a few thousand dollars, right?

depending on what everything looks like. Here we go. The issue, the budget, no one she invited had even half the amount of money needed for that kind of trip, and she expected everyone toto cover her costs in full. The maid of honor, Connie did her best to plan something we could all afford, but after weeks of being shut down on every compromise, she passed the baton to another bridesmaid.

So her maid of honor is essentially like, Hey, look, this isn’t gonna work out. Like. No one can afford it. Let’s try this. And she’s like, Nope, you’re not doing a good job. Let’s have another bridesmaid planet. Like what? The final Bachelorette weekend still included a hotel in Vegas, paid for by Pearl’s ant a drag brunch a bar crawl in downtown Vegas.

We did our best with what we had, and it ended up being a fun weekend. Except Pearl Pouted the entire time she cried in the bar bathroom. Not once, not twice, but three times. Now, obviously we don’t know why she’s crying. My guess is it wasn’t to her standard maybe. But here’s the thing. If there’s someone that wants this extra grand thing that no one can afford, she’s never gonna be happy.

You need to find happiness with those around you If I were with my best friends, just having a sleepover at someone’s house, that would be fun to me. I don’t need all these grand things. so this sounds like this person just wanted this huge thing, kept comparing herself. I. On the wedding day, Pearl and Greg were completely standoffish with the bridal party, even though we had bent over backward to accommodate them.

She skipped the original dress rehearsal, then rescheduled for a day when most people weren’t available, only to get mad when half of us couldn’t come. Oh my gosh. Wait, so this is for the dress rehearsal. Wait, so we’re talking about the rehearsal before the wedding. I’m so confused. Okay. On the day of the wedding, we were told for the first time that we’d be decorating the venue.

Blame Party

Oh gosh. With only four hours left before the ceremony and needing to get dressed and take photos. So literally the day after, she’s like, by the way, I need you guys to decorate this whole place for me. here’s the decorations, have fun. And they’re like, wait. We still have to get ready and get all this stuff together.

 this is definitely a type B or C bride as you wanna call it. She didn’t wanna do the planning herself, so she left it up to everybody else, and that’s just not fair. Like I said from the beginning, if you are a bride or groom and you do not wanna plan anything, either get a day of coordinator, wedding planner, or don’t have a big wedding.

Because at the end of the day, it’s not fair to your bridal party or wedding party to do this for you. They’re not the ones getting married. They can be there helping and support you, but do not put this on them. Connie and I ended up doing shots in the bridal suite just to cope with the chaos.

Despite all of that, the ceremony went smoothly and guests seemed to have a great time. But afterward, Pearl and Greg told us that we ruined their wedding. What That sparked a long, drawn out, falling out. So they’re putting all the pressure on their wedding party to make it this amazing wedding when literally it’s their wedding.

You cannot blame the wedding party for doing that. ‘ cause as the bride and groom, it is your day. It’s your job to organize everything or find someone that will organize it, not your wedding party. And if that fails, that’s on you. Two months later, Steven and I got engaged. Most of our friends were thrilled for us except Pearl.

She was visibly jealous and made comments like, why is everyone so excited for them? No one was that excited for us, which wasn’t true. And Why is everyone helping with their wedding when no one helped us? Also not true. So she’s doing that victim mentality. She’s thinking her wedding sucked, so you know what?

Everyone’s out to get me. When in reality they all were helping. But she literally said she didn’t want anything to do with the planning the wedding. So she’s putting it all on her friends for how her wedding day turned out.

 Things escalated when she found out. We had invited Pamela, someone she had unresolved issues with. I. Pamela is a close friend of Steven’s. I had several conversations with Pearl about it and even offered to make some accommodations, like seating them on opposite sides of the room or ensuring that she was surrounded by friends.

I even offered to uninvite them. She refused to tell me what she needed. So ultimately nothing changed. So that’s the thing. It’s like it’s hard when you have two friends that don’t get along. However, you can’t dictate who someone else invites their wedding, so you can choose yourself like, Hey, I’m not gonna go, but you can’t get mad that they’re still friends with someone.

Obviously, there’s always complicated and different reasons for things, but it’s not your place to tell ’em who to invite. One night at a Bar Pearl Completely drunk, cornered me and interrogated me about why Pamela was invited why I hadn’t made her a bridesmaid. Even though I asked Connie, I got away that night, but the next day we had a five hour text conversation.

Five hours. Oh my gosh. I don’t think I’d have a five hour text conversation with anybody. That sounds exhausting. Why? Oh my gosh. I finally set a boundary and said I wouldn’t talk about it anymore. Pearl and Greg pulled their R Rs VP. I thought that would be the end of it. Can you imagine? That is crazy. So they’re just mad about their own wedding day, not being what they wanted.

Uninvited. Excluded. And Still She Made It About Her.

And because they can’t take the responsibility themselves that you know what? They let it slip through their fingers. They’re gonna blame everybody else. Okay, she says Wrong. Over the next four months, Pearl and Greg excluded Steven and me from events, harassed our mutual friends and gave people ultimatums.

If they attended our wedding, they’d no longer be friends. Can you imagine? Oh my gosh. So it’s like just what I said, how you can only control yourself. You can’t control someone else has at their wedding or where other people want to go. So these just sound like very nasty people to me. The group was exhausted by their drama.

Our entire friend group was split. I was convinced Pearl would show up uninvited to my wedding and just cause a scene, but thankfully she didn’t. After our wedding, Lars and Sadie got engaged. Everyone in the group got an invite except Steven and me. Whoa. I expected that. Considering Lars is Pearl’s brother.

Okay. What I didn’t expect. Was for Pearl and Greg to privately message people asking them not to attend Sadie’s wedding because they were uncomfortable. Wait,

 oh my gosh. So they asked people to not attend the wedding. oh my gosh. These people are just miserable. Pearl also made herself the unofficial wedding planner. Wait. Someone that didn’t wanna plan her own wedding was complaining about things and pushing it off on her wedding party. Wants to be the unofficial wedding planner.

Okay. And started making decisions without consulting the couple, for example, she changed the rehearsal dinner from the Mexican restaurant. Lars and City loved to an Italian place just because it offered free wine. No, no, no, no, no, no. The kicker, the reception the next day was also serving Italian food.

 but I’m also wondering how do you let someone just change everything? I’m not saying it’s them like their fault, but like when I was planning different things, no one could just call a restaurant, the restaurant and be like. Okay. Random person I haven’t talked to before, like they’d be like, oh, is this the brighter groom?

No. Okay, then sorry, you can’t change it. Plus the Brighter groom is the one that’s like putting together RSVPs or invites to, the rehearsal dinner or texting people. So that’s very interesting that they just kinda like let her make all these changes. She also planned a huge expensive bachelorette weekend when Sadie had just wanted a nice dinner and a video game night.

While we weren’t invited to the wedding itself, Steven and I were invited to the after party. I chose not to go. I had no doubt Pearl would cause a scene. She says, so maybe take some creative license and show what would’ve happened if I had gone. Thanks again. I left out a bunch of little details, but feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

Oh my gosh. It never ceases to amaze me when people just. Can’t take accountability themselves. From the beginning, it sounds like this girl wanted nothing to do with her wedding, and instead of hiring someone to help her, she decided to put it all on her wedding party. Now I’ve seen a lot of weddings and I’ve been a part of a lot of weddings where the wedding party.

Helps put everything together, but that’s been like known from the beginning and it’s a team effort, right? You can’t just be like bride putting your feet up and expecting everyone to do everything around you. You have to be very clear with communication, and it sounds like this girl from the beginning was just unhappy and just wanted to complain about things, so that’s terrible.

Oh my gosh. That was a crazy story. All right guys. Well thanks for hanging out with me today as a reminder. My new book and ignore this, this is my proof right here if you guys are watching the video, but. My new book. Here comes The Drama. A Ferris and Sloan story is out today. if you guys wanna look exactly different places you can find it.

Go to krista ennis.com/book. We’ll also have all the links in the show notes as well, so you can check it out. and of course, don’t forget to tag me at Party Planning by Christa videos, pictures. I wanna see what you’re doing when you read the book. I wanna see you opening up the package. I wanna see you holding the book in front of your face, whatever that looks like.

Tag me and I will be sharing it, um, on my page as well. and of course, leave a review as it helps so many people see the book, hear about the book. and I’m just so excited for you guys to read it. I just, I’m nervous, excited. It’s like putting a baby out into the world.

I’ve worked so hard at it and I’m just so excited for you guys to read it. All right guys. That’s all I have for this week. Um, thanks for tuning in. Bye now.


My Book Is Here! Q&A, Chapter Sneak Peek, & Wild Storytime

This week, Christa Innis takes the mic solo to share the exciting launch of her debut novel, Here Comes the Drama: A Ferris and Sloan Story. Based on her most viral wedding story skits, this book dives into the emotional aftermath of a proposal gone wrong, messy in-law dynamics, and the kind of drama that’s almost too wild to be fiction.

You’ll hear how the characters evolved, why the story had to be written, and the real-life inspiration behind Ferris and Sloan’s world.

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Episode Chapter Markers

00:00 Introduction

00:31 Review of the Week

01:01 Book Launch Announcement

04:12 Exclusive Book Segment Reading

07:44 Q&A Session

19:34 Wedding Submission Story

Must-Hear Insights and Key Moments

  • Book Launch Reveal – Christa announces her new book, Here Comes the Drama: A Ferris and Sloan Story, inspired by her most viral wedding skits.
  • From Skit to Storyline – Discover how a single viral story about an unhinged proposal turned into a full-blown character-driven novel.
  • Behind the Scenes of Writing – Christa shares the emotional process of turning chaos into creativity and how deeply she connected with her characters.
  • The Evolution of Sloan – Meet Sloan, the bride at the center of it all—strong, unsure, flawed, and relatable.
  • Themes of Family & Betrayal – The novel tackles complex dynamics like mothers-in-law, family pressure, and losing trust in the people closest to you.
  • From Drama to Redemption – It’s not just about the drama—it’s about growth, resilience, and writing your own ending.
  • The Power of Storytelling – Christa reflects on why we’re so drawn to wedding chaos and how storytelling can be a cathartic outlet.
  • What’s Next for Ferris and Sloan – Teases of future chapters, evolving character arcs, and the potential for more stories in the Here Comes the Drama universe.

Words of Wisdom: Standout Quotes from This Episode

  • “Some stories don’t leave your head—so you write them into something that can live outside of it.”Christa Innis
  • “What if your big day became someone else’s engagement story? That was the spark that started it all.”Christa Innis
  • “We don’t just love drama—we want to understand the people behind it.”Christa Innis
  • “I didn’t want a perfect protagonist. I wanted Sloan to feel real—like she could be your best friend or your past self.”Christa Innis
  • “This is for the people who love wedding chaos but also crave closure.” – Christa Innis

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Christa Innis: Hey guys. Thanks for joining me on today’s episode of Here Comes The Drama. I wanted to start this episode by just thanking you guys for listening, for downloading, subscribing, and sharing with your friends. As of today where I’m recording, it’s April 15th and we have already over 50,000 downloads. I honestly can’t comprehend it.

To give you a little behind the scenes, my goal For the year was 25,000 downloads we just hit 50,000. So from the bottom of my heart, thank you guys so much. Your love and support just means so much to me. So I wanna start this episode by reading off a review of the week. This comes from MJ Groin oh five.

they say, I have been following Christa through YouTube and Facebook for a long time. I’m absolutely obsessed with the skits that she does, and. Absolutely am loving the podcast. So thank you so much for your kind review. If you guys have a review and are loving the podcast, feel free to leave a review yourself.

It means the world to me and helps more people see and hear about the podcast. Okay, jumping into today’s episode, it is a solo one and we’re gonna do things a little bit different today because today is a very special day. I have officially launched my brand new book. Here comes the drama of Ferris and Sloan story.

If you follow me on social media, you’ve probably heard all about it or you see me talking about it doing little teasers and reveals here and there. I. So today’s the official day where if you’re on my email list, you received part one for free sent to you. don’t worry if you’re not on my email list right now, you can sign up today and still get access to that first part.

and then we’ll be releasing part by part every single week. That will go right to your inbox. if you wanna do it that way. you could also pre-order the book as of today, so. It’ll be probably another month or so before the actual book comes out. But then you’ll be on that list and you’ll be one of the first ones to get it.

So to do things a little bit different today, I want to talk about Ferris and Sloan. This is what we’re gonna do. Talk a little bit more about the book. read a exclusive segment from the book. And that you’re not gonna hear anywhere else. And then answer some top questions that I’m seeing on social media that people have sent me about it.

And then of course, what would an episode be without me reading a story submission from one of you guys at the very end. So don’t worry that’s not going anywhere. first things first, just a little more about the book. so I took this. Series, this skit that I started on social media and I turned it into a full novel.

Now, originally it was going to be a novella, but I ended up adding so many details and different characters and development that it ends up being a full novel. So it’s a six part 30 chapter book, and so there’s a lot of fun in there. I always like to tell people that even if you watched the full skit front and back multiple times.

You’re still gonna get something unique and different out of this book. There are so many things that I can’t show as a one person actor. I don’t know what you would call myself skit maker. so this just allows me to develop the characters even more, share more, background behind the scenes and, just a lot that I, again, couldn’t share otherwise.

 So there’s different ways to get it. Like I talked about previously, if you’re already on my email list, you can get part one sent for free. And then, every week from Until you get ’em all, I guess. we’ll email the link to the following parts and, you’ll be able to purchase the following parts.

Then you can also pre-order today, and get the full book sent to you, whether it’s digital, so through your Kindle or however you look at digital books. and then you can also get a printed version, which I cannot wait to have that one in my book. Because of course I cannot wait to have that one in my possession and share with you guys because I’m obsessed with how the cover looks.

 my good friends over at Oak and Air designed that for me. And originally when we set it all up, she was like, okay with this package, you know, like you can do three design edits and we’ll give you three kind of visions to look at whatever. She sent me the first one and I was like, I don’t even wanna see any other, like edits. This looks absolutely amazing. So she just nailed it, like hit the ball of the park. I think I said that phrase wrong, but whatever, you know what I mean? okay. That’s from someone that doesn’t do sports. so that’s like the basics of what, the book is basically. Let me read a short segment from the book that you’ll not get anywhere else.

Sneak Peek from Here Comes The Drama Novel!

And as I’m reading this, this is before my proofreader and copy editor have read it, so things might still be changed in the actual one, but I’m just gonna go ahead and read the first page for you guys.

Kate couldn’t believe her ears. She picked up her glass of wine, threw back what was left, then stood up and stormed outta the living room with a loud huff. Her daughter Jenny watched her leave in pure confusion, then glanced at everyone else before quickly jumping off the couch to follow her. Mom, are you okay?

She yells. After her hurrying closer, she notices a drop of red wine has stained her mom’s white blouse. Ugh. I just know she’s doing this to get my son away from me. Kate charges into the next room. She looks unsteady, like she’s about to burst. What are you talking about, Jenny? Quickly, interjects Sloan isn’t taking anyone away from you.

Her eyes drift toward the window where the snow had just started At first it was light and quiet, barely noticeable. Now it’s beginning to fall in thick clumps, sticking to the glass, like something trying to get in. Kate pushes up her round brown glasses as a bead of sweat drips from her forehead.

Did you not just hear them? They come waltzing in here on Thanksgiving to tell us they’re not gonna be here on Christmas. Her voice trembles with a mix of hurt and disbelief for a moment, she’s questioning if she’s overreacting, but the thought vanishes as quickly as it came. Her stance is firm now.

There’s no going back. Jenny looks at her mother dumbfounded. She takes a deep breath to save herself from calling out her mother’s ridiculousness right here, right now. Yeah, they planned a vacation together. I think that’s perfectly acceptable. She runs a hand through her Long Dirty blonde hair, exhaling sharply.

You can’t tell them to not go on a vacation together. The snow is falling harder now. Piling on the window sill in soft, heavy heaps like the weight of everything left unsaid in the room. But on Christmas, there’s 364 other days of the year. Why do they have to pick Christmas? Kate’s voice is getting louder and louder each time she talks and there’s clear panic like she’s been robbed.

My guess is because they wanted to spend the holidays together. Jenny sarcastically replies, this isn’t some weird thing from a boyfriend to do with his girlfriend. Kate rolls her eyes before putting her head down in her hands and mumbles. You just watch Jenny. This is how it all starts. Then soon, they’re not just gonna show up for certain events.

She looks up and stares off as if she just had an epiphany with her own words. Mom, you should be happy that Ferris found someone he loves and wants to spend his time with. Jenny says resting her hand on her mom’s back. Now can we go back out there, put on a happy face, and enjoy the rest of Thanksgiving?

She raises both pointer fingers to the corners of her mouth, exaggerating a smile like she’s drawing one on. After a long pause, Kate pulls a tissue out of her pocket dabs her face. Although Jenny didn’t notice any tears at that moment. Fine. She stands up tall, touching her short brown hair and forces a painful, wide smile.

How’s this? Okay, so that’s a little segment. Like I said, that has not been. Edited yet that has not been sent to the copy editor or the proofreader. So when you get yours today, or if you, join the email list today and you get it, you’re gonna notice some tweaks. cause as I was reading that, I noticed I described her hair differently.

So we changed some different things around. but yeah, I hope that got you guys like a little excited for it. I still can’t believe it’s gonna be a book. Before I get to today’s like main story, I just wanna answer a couple of, top questions that you guys have sent me, about the story and then we’ll get into it.

Book Q&A Session

First things first, especially as I was reading that, because so many people have asked, is this going to be an audio book? And. By now, you guys might have seen the announcement, but in case you didn’t, yes, this will be an audio book. I’m gonna be slowly sharing some different dates and timelines as I, as I have them.

But, the first thing to say is I am not the voice of the actor in the audio book, and I know so many of you guys had requested that, but as you guys can see or hear. I’m not a voice actor and that honestly puts a lot of stress on me to be able to read a full script and everything. it’s just a lot.

And so the company that I’m working with, chanter Media is just so great. They are allowing me to be a part of the full process. listen to the actors, pick one that I think really emulates the character as well, and just be a part of everything. So they’re not taking it from me. I’m right there with them, and making it.

What it should be. Right. so yes, I’m very excited for that. Again, I’m gonna share more dates for that when I have it available. Okay. Into the q and a. What inspired you to create Ferris and Sloan? Okay, so. As you guys know, if you’ve been followingmy page, I just share, wedding stories, skits, and drama.

And through doing that, you know, people leave questions, they leave comments, they submit their stories. So it just kind of gets my brain going. I’ve always been a writer at heart. I always like creating. I would say right now about half and half are stories I just come up with, and half are stories that are submitted to me.

Typically the mini skits are ones that people send to me because I only have so much information. And then even those though, I change like a bunch because I’m like, I never want someone to see it and like know it’s like about them. Of course, when it came time for Ferris and Sloan, I still remember the day, which is kind of crazy to think about.

I was putting my daughter down for bed at night and just the line popped into my head about someone taking her son away. And I visualize myself walking in, you know, I film in my bathroom, so walking in the bathroom and just like being mad about something. cause as someone that works in social media, I also like think of like grabbing someone’s attention.

Like what’s gonna really pull someone in, right? so you want that antagonist or that person to come in right away. So I thought of that line right away. I did not know at that part that it was going to be what it is today. I literally thought it would be just a mini skit. I had some ideas. I didn’t have the character names.

I have to go back, but I don’t even think I had any of the character names picked out. Maybe a few of them. Yeah, I think I had a few picked out. but yeah,thought it was just gonna be like a mini skit and then it was really well received. People wanted more and I just kind of ran with it. going.

Into that. People have also asked like, where did the names come from? How did you come up with these? So obviously Ferris and Sloan are popular characters in another story called Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. I, however, wanna be very clear that when I started creating more skits, I would get very confused, and a lot of times I would call characters the wrong names because I would just randomly think of names, right?

And so like. Since I’m just doing them myself, I would be like, Hey Sally. And then they’d be like in the comments, he’d be like, I thought her name was Susan. And I was like, oh shoot. I totally messed it up. So to help me when I was creating these skits, I started just thinking of a random movie, random TV show, so I could remember like, okay, the mom is so and so, the dad is so and so, the sister so and so.

It just helped me when I was like putting skit together. So that day, just Ferris Bueller’s day off just popped into my head. Now as the story has developed, I’ve obviously gotten rid of those like last names. And as, as it became a book, I completely changed it because I didn’t want any confusion.

Obviously it’s a completely different storyline. and so I wanted to make these characters unique. Sloan is spelled differently. All the supporting cast members, their names have changed completely. Their last names changed. Details have changed, to make it really their own story because people keep comparing it and I’m like, no, no, no, this is different.

it’s completely different location everything. So I. That’s where it came from. That was just the lucky thing that popped in my head. I grew up watching it all the time, so like I’m familiar with it. but yeah, it’s a different story. okay. The next question is, does this story cover all three seasons of Ferris and Sloan?

No. So book one, here comes the drama, a Ferris and Sloan story only covers, season one. So, I don’t wanna spoil it if you haven’t watched all the skits. So someone asking about something very specific that happened in season two, and asked if I would cover it and I said, no, it’s only gonna cover anything in season one.

That all being said, it’s going to be an extension of that because, like I mentioned earlier, there’s only so much I can act out by myself, so there’s gonna be a lot more detail, a lot more dialogue. some things that went one way in the book are gonna go a different way.

 or one way in the skit are gonna go a different way in the book just to kinda keep you on your toes. Some things are gonna be a little bit different, some things are gonna be a little toned down, some are gonna be a little extra. cause I wanted to keep it very, surprising still because it’s very unique in the fact that.

People have seen the story, right. So a lot of times when you’re reading a book, it’s your first time. So I still want it to feel like the first time for people, but also a little familiar because it’s like comforting to have familiar people. Right. Okay. Number three, was Kate always meant to be that toxic or did her character evolve as you wrote more?

 yeah, so obviously she started off very toxic in the beginning. I. knew she was gonna be kind of like that toxic mother-in-law that a lot of these stories share, but I did have some kind of arc of where she’s like resolved in the skit. but people were like, I don’t know, I don’t really buy, I don’t believe it.

And so then I ended up adding like more like drama to her. So she did evolve and she evolved in different ways. I can’t give, I don’t wanna give too much away with the book. She evolves. She evolves. She was not necessarily meant to be that toxic. but I just kept kind of adding some stuff on and giving more details to it in different ways.

Okay. Number four. What’s something we would be surprised to learn in the book? Ooh. Okay. I don’t wanna give away what it is, but we go really in, depth to one of the characters. background. So something that we didn’t know about this person, and I never talked about it in the skit. It was something through my own writing of the story that I kind of discovered

 about this person. yeah. And so we kind of revealed that about her, and I think it adds a little bit to the story and a little bit more to the dynamic of this person’s relationship. That’s all I’ll say. Okay. five. Did you have the ending planned from the beginning? No. so like I said, it’s a little bit backwards where I did the skip first and I’m writing the book right.

So, Answering about the skit? No, I kind of just figured it out as I went I didn’t even know it was gonna be 16 parts, and then it kind of just started tying itself up as a bow and I was like, okay, I think this is how I want it to end. When it came time for writing the book, I took similar, ending, but then kind of rewrote it in a new way.

so I did not, see that happening. okay. Number six, what part made you laugh the most while writing or filming? Ooh, gosh. And this won’t spoil anything if you’ve seen the skit, but, actually it’s a little bit different and it’s different in the book, but I would just say just. Hate just being so chaotic.

Like, I would write things and be like, this is so ridiculous. But it made me laugh, picturing it in my head, like her, at the, bridal shower. I don’t wanna get into specifics of what I wrote in the book, but I’m just cracking up about like. How she arrives and how it kind of happens because in the skit, I can’t show like costume, I can’t show how she styled herself, but I got into specifics of like what she’s wearing, how she presented herself, and the things she said that was like I ideal Kate right there.

 okay. Number seven, did any real life stories from fans inspire scenes from the book? So yes and no. There wasn’t like one story that I was like, oh, I’m gonna take this and make it into a book. No, but as you watch the skit, as you read the book, you’re like, this is familiar. Or like, I’ve heard something similar to it.

We’re always inspired by things we see. but like I said, it wasn’t like. I took a story and just did it. like for example, I’ve talked about this before, but like the whole cal thing when They say they’re not gonna come as their best man because his daughter’s or his girlfriend’s daughter’s not invited.

There’s been very similar stories where I’ve read where like, the best man drops out because his, child’s not invited. but of course I mixed it up a little bit because, it’s his girlfriend and she’s kind of crazy. And, all this stuff that, you know, just kind of.

Made up. So there’s some, of course there’s inspiration. I think it’s funny when people say like, oh no, it’s a hundred percent original. I think we’re inspired by things every day. but this was one story where I remember those lines. I remember like creating it, know, myself. number eight, will there be more Ferris and Sloan stories?

 this is kind of a TBD, but I would definitely like to hope so. I would like to hope so. I would like to think so. as you guys saw, maybe saw on my social media, I am now paired with a literary agent. I work with Rose, cliff literary, and we’ve got some things coming. and I also have some ideas down the line.

I don’t think I can say too much yet, but think miniseries, as of books, and then Other ways. There’s so much we can expand on with their story and I would love to do even more. So there isn’t anything for sure right now, but I’m thinking, my wheels are always turning. okay, I’ve got two more guys.

What is something you want readers to take away from this story? I think this is, Key in all of my skits and all the things I share is that boundaries are important boundaries do not make you a bad person. And it’s okay to say no okay to learn from things and say, you know what?

Don’t wanna be talked to that way anymore. I wanna say no to this person. I don’t like the way I feel around this person. And it’s okay. It does not make you rude when we are raised as people pleasers, or somehow something influences us to be a people pleaser, we are constantly feeling guilty for saying no.

I always count myself over, What’s it called? Recovering people pleaser, because I’m doing so much better than I was like in my early twenties. I was such a people pleaser, like bend over backwards for everyone no matter what. And I’ve really found to love myself more through saying no. Which sounds so funny to say out loud.

’cause I’m just like, wait, you say no to more people and you feel you love yourself. Because I think if we say yes to everybody, we’re saying no to ourselves all the time. Right. It’s that famous quote. So just boundaries are important. I think we also need to listen to other people’s boundaries, right?

It’s not just about, you know, setting our own boundaries, but respecting others. so I think we can all learn from all the characters in different ways. like we see Jenny’s such a people pleaser, you know, she wants to make everyone, She’s kinda a comedic relief, right? But she’s also like trying to make everyone get along.

 she’s pulled into her mom’s drama. She’s pulled into, backing Sloan up, right? and so I think it’s really important to just see ourselves in all the characters and kind of learn from all of them. Number 10 is this fan fiction. I kind of already hit. Talked about this when I talked about the names and stuff, someone said, is this fan fiction?

Because it looks like it’s like Ferris Buer. No, it’s a completely different story. the only similarities you will see is that their names are Ferris and Sloan. They’re completely different people storylines. and if this ever gets made into, a film or a TV show or something, you’ll be able to see that they’re gonna be different people.

Their setup is different, their relationships are different. it’s a complete different story. So no, it’s not fan fiction. Okay, guys, if you guys have any other questions when it comes to this story, you can submit them on my, platform here. You can submit it on social media.

Comment on a video, email me. and I’m gonna keep, you know, doing more lives and, videos talking about the book because I’m just, I’m very excited for it. as you guys know or maybe have seen, writing a book has been something that I’ve always dreamed about and I’ve always put it as like a goal for myself and I just.

Year after year, after year, I’d be like, um, write a book. Write a book. And so it’s just really been amazing to share this with you guys and be able to, do this. So I’m more than happy to share more. All right guys. and now like I said, what would this episode be if I didn’t read a wedding submission story?

So here we go. We’re gonna end with this little story here. It says, where do I even start? I asked my fiance’s cousin Alyssa names have been changed to be a bridesmaid in our wedding. She’s dating his best friend, so we actually set them up and she was part of our engagement.

Tinder Dates, Rooming Disasters, and Secret Drama

We also have been close friends for over five years. I thought having her stand by our sides would be a beautiful way to bridge both families, but some things happened along the way. Oh, no. At the bachelorette party, she argued with one of my other guests spent an entire evening fighting with her sister.

Oh, no. After sending out our save the dates eight months prior and formal invitations three months before, both of which clearly stated no children, she sided with a family member who claimed they quote unquote, already bought tickets for themselves and their kids. Oh my gosh. Okay. So one of my first viral skits ever on social media was about something like this.

And people were so split in the comments. I would say majority agreed with the bride. But that’s crazy. ’cause this was like a very similar scenario. when we eventually agreed to allow the kids to come. Okay. So she allowed them, it turned out they didn’t actually have tickets. Oh. No. So they lied.

Mm-hmm. That’s so funny. ’cause in that skit, I said like, we don’t know if she’s actually telling the truth or she just wants people to come in. ’cause I’ve, seen it happen before at many weddings where they just say that as a way to convince the bride. I actually just read one not long ago where that happened.

 Alyssa then told me the whole thing was my fault because I didn’t personally call every family member with kids to explain our child free policy. No, you don’t need to call everybody that It’s a child free policy if it’s on the invitation and the save the date or the website. It’s implied as well as when you do, your invitations or your address on the invitation, all it needs to say is the exact names.

So if you’re not inviting and family, you’re not putting and family, if everyone in the family is invited, put all their names or say, and family. If you’re just inviting the couple, just put the couple’s names or Mr. And Mrs. Last name, Mr. And Mr. Last name. You know, whatever that looks like. Just don’t put and family right.

So you don’t need to call every family member and say that. She also implied that I was intentionally excluding her favorite cousin, which made it feel very personal. Okay, number three, while discussing Airbnb rooming options, I floated some ideas, but nothing was set in stone. She then ran to one of the groomsmen and told them he’d be stuck rooming with the loudest snore.

This caused a fight between us and him, even though no arrangements had been finalized. So she’s just stirring the pot. Like she just wants to start some drama it sounds like, but also like why would then it start a fight if like he didn’t actually hear it from you? When we confronted her, she snapped.

I’m your bridesmaid. It’s my responsibility to share information. No, it’s not. Then she proceeded to share all of our private planning details with our entire friend group. Gosh, I’m wondering if there was any red flags about this girl before inviting her to be a bridesmaid. My guess is no, because why would you bri invite somebody to be a bridesmaid that’s acting that way?

Number four. Every time I asked for help, and I’m not just saying number four myself, she like listed it all out. I think because there’s just so many random things that happened. every time I asked for help, she wouldn’t answer her phone The night before the wedding, instead of being helpful, she was busy schmoozing and playing host.

Despite having had no hand in any of the planning, I ended up missing most of my rehearsal dinner because I was still behind on decorating. Okay. This is where I’m gonna play devil’s advocate. It’s not your bridesmaid’s fault that decorating took a little too long and you missed your rehearsal dinner.

If you’re rehearsal like you are the bride, I would say they can’t start the rehearsal dinner until you’re there, or we’re cutting decorating early. There’s no way I would be missing my rehearsal dinner. And it’s not your bridesmaid’s fault. Sorry. I know. I’m sorry. I’m gonna play devil’s advocate. Okay.

A Wedding Week Tantrum: The Tinder Date Standoff

Last little section here. Meanwhile, my father-in-law and brother-in-law caused a major fight. Two days before the wedding, the brother-in-law wanted to bring a Tinder date to the wedding because he didn’t wanna be alone. That is so funny. Oh my gosh. So I did that viral skit about someone when you bring a Tinder date, and that was when I wrote myself, I didn’t even see this.

And it was just about that and how bad it was. It was the girl bringing a Tinder date though. When my fiance told him no, he freaked out yelling, how could you do this to me? People were commenting on that video and they were like, there’s no way someone would wanna bring a Tinder date. Apparently they do.

How could you do this to me? Then he ran to title to their dad, who also blew up, telling my fiance, your brother will remember this for the rest of his life. It’s not that serious. You wanna bring a Tinder date so someone, presumably you just met to your brother’s wedding, like you have all your family there.

Just, oh my gosh, this about our wedding. Mind you the same brother. Okay, here we go. More details. Had recently broken up with his girlfriend and when I asked him weeks before if she’d still be coming, he said no, he’d be coming alone. There we go. So he is trying to, make them feel bad, but he’s the one that said, I’m becoming alone.

He wants like a revenge girlfriend. This is so funny because it’s almost the exact opposite of what I did for the skit. Like I had a bridesmaid bring a Tinder date. She had just broken up with her boyfriend, so she wanted like a revenge date. okay. She ends with, then suddenly during the wedding week, he threw a tantrum about it.

That sounds like his problem. Oh my gosh. I read these stories and I feel so lucky I do not have this drama at my wedding. I have to like reiterate that guys, because so many people still comment like. Oh my gosh. Did you start these skits because of drama with your family or your husband’s family? And I was like, no, our families were drama free.

I get along with my in-laws very well. I get along with my parents very well. There was no drama. It was just how it was meant to be. I don’t mean that to be like, oh, yay, but like, we just knew what we wanted. I can’t believe how people act sometimes. I think it’s also like. My husband and I, Zach, like we have been a part of so many people’s weddings over the years.

Like we are one of the later ones to get married, and we’ve been together a long time, and so it’s like we had been a part of so many weddings and been there for so many people that I think it was just like. Everyone just like knew it was like our time. I don’t know, but I cannot believe hearing that.

All right guys, well that is the story for this week. thanks for hanging out with me again. If you have not subscribed to my newsletter list to get part one free for a Ferris and Sloan, please do that now. You’ll get it in your inbox right away. And then of course, pre-order my brand new book. Here comes the drama of Ferris and Stone Story.

Thank you for all of the love and support and I cannot wait to hear what you guys think. As soon as you guys get the book and read it, I would love to hear what you guys think. Make sure to tag me, share it on social media. send me an email, whatever that looks like. I am just so, so eager and excited.

Thanks guys, and I’ll see ya next time. Bye.


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