Wedding Dreams

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Maggie says...

We are only 65 days away from our wedding, and my sub-consciousness has been active. In the last 2 weeks, I think I have had 3 dreams about the wedding. During my waking hours, I have not stressed about the wedding, I just do the tasks when they need to be addressed and don't fuss too much about it.

Earlier in the week, I was sick and one morning I woke up extra early because I had a dream that I missed a whole bunch of items I was supposed to do, but only realized it on the day before the wedding.

Then last night, I dreamt that I slept though my hair & makeup appointment, and my sister Caroline had to scramble to do my hair and make-up in a super short amount of time. We didn't even have time to put hair spray on, and my hair was totally limp. We were also staying at a giant suite at the Ritz and I had to go through all the rooms (like a maze), which made my hair even worse, and wake up all my guest and beg them to get up so that we could be on time for the ceremony. Everyone just wanted to sleep in, and it took forever to wake each person up.

I think Jenning and I have been pretty practical with our wedding planning, and the total opposite of Groom/Bride-zillas. I am wondering whether I am sub-consciously worried because we have been so relaxed about things this whole time. Most of the large items have been ticked off our 'to-do' list, we're now putting together some fun events for the wedding so that our guests really enjoy themselves.

Any ideas on what to do for Christmas in Hawaii?

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