The Wedding Planner

[ailbhe]

1. I have booked a hairdressing appointment for my sister the morning of the wedding.
2. I have found the florist's address so that I can post the cheque.
3. I have SMSed one sister the hotel details and am writing to another one with all the info.
4. I have chosen a bed for the mother-and-baby room, to go with the armchair I was already planning to have there.
5. I have left another phone message for the venue people to talk about parking. And they got back to me before I could finish writing this.
6. I have emailed the schedule for the next 3 weeks to people who need to know.
7. We have begun to make the cupboard doors.
8. I have trimmed the hedge.
9. I have sat in the garden *spit* sunbathing to get rid of the tan lines I acquired running errands on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
10. I have done laundry.
11. I have hung a dye lot up to dry.
12. I am feeling guilty because I can't find free parking within one minute's walk of the venue.

Thank all the gods for professionals.

1. I need to post the deposit to the florist
2. Buy the folding bed to go in the mother and baby room
3. Call a doctor about a rubella vaccination
4. Go to the jewellers and collect Rob's ring, my bracelet, and order some gifts for bridesmaids
5. Chase the printer
6. Help Rob to finish the cupboard doors
7. Buy flour and clotted cream and make scones
8. Eat lunch and cook dinner

Comments

[gothwalk.livejournal.com]

Looks like you're doing pretty well there.

If the free parking doesn't materialize ...

[kightp.livejournal.com]

... can you enlist a trusty volunteer to play valet and park the cars of those who need to be dropped off at the venue?

If the free parking doesn't materialize ...

[ailbhe]

I may end up abusing the best man, yes. But hopefully if I buy a folding bed for the occasion, it may not be necessary to inconvenience him too much. He is unbelievably helpful. He has a notebook. And he's taken the day before the wedding off work to help us get organised.