Don't panic! We're getting married in October and still have to:
Figure out what the H2B and Men are actually going to wear on the day, seeing as none of them seem to care "ah sure it'll all work out" - eh, love, we do have to buy things for ye..
Pick & buy rings
Pick & buy wine (waiting until I have more € saved for June Bank Holiday offers)
Decide on centrepieces and get them
Contact band & DJ & give them a couple of things that we want & don't want
Decide on gifts for the Mothers
Finalize with Hotel as to what exactly is included in our package, buy/rent whatever isn't
Get together with Mum & finalize cake decoration
Pick and stick to a hair style
Get second make-up trial
Actually, buy the foundation I said I'd get after the first trial...
Get dress altered
Actually FIT into dress
Do mass booklets (I got thick with it a few weeks ago & left it)
Clear music with wedding singer & priest
Clear mass booklet with the priest
Do Pre-Nuptial enquiry
Sort trees or lanterns or something for outside the church
Find out if we can decorate the night before or that morning
Find out if venue decor people are coming the night before or that morning
Sort cars
Sort arrangements for our son for that night
Sort a timeline for the day
Make my mind up with jewellery & stick to it
Print aforementioned mass booklets
Make new buttonholes because the glue was atrocious on the last ones
Start buying stamps
Do the final FINAL guestlist
Pick readers (and double-check readings)
Do a load of stupid little bits like get a nice pen for signing the book, buy a long-reach stapler, buy more card, tealight holders, floating candles.
Convince BMs that I was NOT joking when I said I didn't want a hen.
Plus all the normal everyday working/cooking/cleaning/Mammy-being that usually goes on. And probably a First Confession in there somewhere too, plus swimming & training for the little man and try to shift the rest of this weight so that the dress might actually zip up.
Feel better?
Ah, sure it'll all work out
