We were in the most beautiful setting,' remembers Stephane, cousin of Xavier who married Nicky in March, 'just about to get stuck into the bubbly, when this waiter dropped a tray of glasses. We just thought it was an accident. There wasn't enough space for everyone to play, so about 20 of us were left at the end of the night, just milling about at the bar, feeling totally excluded. It was the eighth or ninth speech, so I gave up and slipped out until it was over. So you can imagine that three hours being forced to barn dance is not my idea of fun.
People enjoy dancing but hate being made to.
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