You know, that reminds me of what a group of men at a Baptist church did on that weekend one year. They spent months preparing a special weekend with Titanic as the theme. They sent invitations to their wives to be dressed to the nines on that evening and be ready to be picked up by a certain time. That evening, the wives, not knowing what to expect, were picked up by a limosine and taken to a ballroom (decorated like a first class dining room complete with string orchestra playing minuets from the Edwardian era and lots of flowers). The ladies were announced as "Lady Mary Smith," and her husband appeared in tuxedo to escort her to her table place. After all the ladies were seated, dinner was served and their husbands acted as their personal butlers. When all ladies were served, the men then joined their wives for dinner and afterwards, cleared the tables. Then the husbands returned at the front of the room and the pastor told the story of Titanic and how the men saw their wives and children into the lifeboats and stood back. Each man then testified how much he loved his wife and family and would give his life to save them. It was a very moving and romantic evening, and there was not a dry eye in the room when it ended. The wives all praised their husbands for their wonderful surprise and declared that they should never try to top that because it was absolutely perfect and unforgettable.
Kyrila