How to Have a Wedding in Sims 2

Do you want to give your Sim the day all brides dream of? She may just be a virtual woman on a computer screen, but that doesn't mean she can't have a dream wedding. If she is engaged to the Sim of her dreams, throw her a wedding that will give her memories to last a lifetime.

Instructions

1. Make sure your Sim's partner is on the lot. If he doesn't live there already, pick up the phone and invite him over.

2. Purchase the Trellisor Wedding Arch from buy mode, which costs 900 Simoleons. Place it in a convenient location. Place some chairs facing one of the open sides of the wedding arch. You can also visit buy mode to purchase a Antonio's Prize-Winning Wedding cake at 400 Simoleons and the Titania Vineyards 1914 Toasting Set at 350 Simoleons. Place both objects on tables near the arch.

3. Pick up the phone and select "Throw Party" and "Wedding Party." Choose the guests you would like to invite. You can also call and invite a bartender; make sure you have a bar so that he will have something from which to serve drinks.

4. Mingle with the guests for a few minutes when they arrive. Then when you are ready, click on the wedding arch and choose "Get Married." The engaged Sims will then stand under the arch as the guests gather around.

5. Cut the cake after the short wedding ceremony. The newlyweds will feed each other a bite of cake. Continue enjoying the party festivities.

6. Watch as the party clock winds down and a limo will pull up. The bride and groom will automatically climb into the limo and leave the lot for a few Sim hours, as their needs rise to maximum levels. The happy newlyweds will return to the lot ready to begin their new lives together.

Tips & Warnings

• A wedding will not be able to take place at a household that already contains 8 Sims, as 8 is the maximum number of Sims that can live at once household. Have the engaged Sim move out and conduct the wedding at a new lot.

• Make sure your engaged Sims are in good spirits on the wedding day. A Sim in a bad mood may leave his partner at the altar--a sure downer for a wedding party.