Mike Gardner talks to Robert Palmer Four o'clock at the Kensington Hilton. Three manicured slivers of sandwich. Two for tea. One warm butter oozing scone with a liberal application of jam being gently nibbled by Robert Palmer. It's been four years...

Mike Gardner talks to Robert Palmer Four o'clock at the Kensington Hilton. Three manicured slivers of sandwich. Two for tea. One warm butter oozing scone with a liberal application of jam being gently nibbled by Robert Palmer. It's been four years...

I've heard from a lot of people that it's tough to have a non-religious wedding. You have to find an officiant who's not a priest. You have to use (or write) a ceremony script and vows that don't bring God into the mix. And, perhaps most importantly, you want to do it in a way that doesn't draw attention to the fact that God's not in there (because it might bother some of your guests). That's what we was going for, anyway. With the help of our officiant, my wife and I were able to create something that made both of us very happy. (And by