BACHELOR'S EVE (DIS)CONNECT

We were at a wedding and suddenly a friend tapped me asking if it was "them". I didn't answer, I didn't need to.....the smile on my face said it all.
You see, I'm not a party person but this was one wedding I had to attend and the groove started Friday night with bachelor's eve. As they were not serving fanta, I decided to chill outside and catch up with some other friends who didn't feel like going in. I had always heard of bad things but I was about to witness. We were outside but we could hear what was going on and apparently in a game, I can't remember what it was called, one of the girls in there was to called to 'head' the groom to be, right there on the stage.
"Ah, it had to be a lie" so out of crazy curiosity, we went inside......" (I can't remember what happened next)

Next day, wedding proper and everybody from the previous night had suddenly become elegant and glamorously covered up.

Lo and behold, the girls walked in. Red Gele, lace, heels but nah, we were not sold, it was 'them' alright and we knew....(can't remember the rest)

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In an unrelated post, why do guys think that all the girls at a wedding are nice ladies looking to settle down?

Our friend came in late and missed Friday but here he is today saying he's tired of being single and believes he can begin with this girl he just met.

Nice guy, good looking, gentle, brilliant, financially comfortable..... We had been on his neck and now he had brought her over to meet his friends.

"We all had never met her before", she was dressed in red gele, lace and heels.

Keep that in mind as you answer this "who is a good friend, are you a good friend?"