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Taking It All In i.e. Trying Not To Freak Out

It’s now two days before the wedding. Two days. 

Two days …

Two days.

I have officially been having wedding “nightmares” every night for the last week or so. But I figure that must be the norm at this point in the process. And by nightmares, I don’t mean like either me or Chad getting cold feet. I mean things like people melting because of the forecasted 95 degree heat and me thinking I wanted to wear a disco-inspired sequin tank top and skirt in lieu of a beautiful wedding dress. Those kinds of nightmares.

Wedding related things that I worry about when I’m actually awake include:

- not being able to get industrial size fans last minute to help cool people off under the tent (this is on my to-do list for today)
- not having enough coolers to store the massive amounts of ice we’ll need for the bar
- the way my butt looks when my wedding dress is bustled (yes, for real)

But everyone keeps on telling me not to stress out. And I keep telling myself not to stress out. Because in real life, I really don’t want to stress out. I want to have fun. Because it’s not worth it if I’m not having fun. 

Two  more days.

Taking It All In i.e. Trying Not To Freak Out

It’s now two days before the wedding. Two days.

Two days …

Two days.

I have officially been having wedding “nightmares” every night for the last week or so. But I figure that must be the norm at this point in the process. And by nightmares, I don’t mean like either me or Chad getting cold feet. I mean things like people melting because of the forecasted 95 degree heat and me thinking I wanted to wear a disco-inspired sequin tank top and skirt in lieu of a beautiful wedding dress. Those kinds of nightmares.

Wedding related things that I worry about when I’m actually awake include:

- not being able to get industrial size fans last minute to help cool people off under the tent (this is on my to-do list for today)
- not having enough coolers to store the massive amounts of ice we’ll need for the bar
- the way my butt looks when my wedding dress is bustled (yes, for real)

But everyone keeps on telling me not to stress out. And I keep telling myself not to stress out. Because in real life, I really don’t want to stress out. I want to have fun. Because it’s not worth it if I’m not having fun.

Two more days.

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