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50 Questions From The Week Before My Wedding

Who knew there was so much to do?

 Ashley Culich Zorena
Jun 04, 2017
Concordia University Chicago
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50 Questions From The Week Before My Wedding
Cindy Zorena

1. Am I really, finally getting married?

2. Is it possible to have this much to do in less than a week?

3. WHY DIDN’T I DO ALL OF THIS WEEKS AGO?

4. Why did I chose to DIY so much?

5. Seriously, HOW is there SO MUCH to do?

6. Can I do something not related to the wedding for even just thirty minutes?

7. Is it bad to order a trenta Pink Drink?

8. How did I find the best friends?

9. Why is family absolutely crazy?

10. Does my fiancé realize how much I have done for this wedding?

11. How much has he done?

12. Do I appreciate everything he has done?

13. When is this all going to be over?

14. What time is the rehearsal?

15. What time is the rehearsal dinner?

16. Does everybody know what time the actual wedding is?

17. Dad, do you know you need a haircut?

18. Dad, what exactly do you plan on wearing?

19. Mom, what are you doing with your hair?

20. Do you have shoes yet, Mom?

21. How am I getting to the wedding?

22. What is the weather supposed to be like?

23. How is my hair going to be done?

24. Do I want it half up or all up?

25. What am I doing with my makeup?

26. Do I have all of my accessories?

27. Do the bridesmaids have their accessories?

28. Are the groomsmen going to be wrinkly?

29. I should bring my steamer to the church?

30. Where are our wedding rings?

31. Who is taking the wedding rings during the ceremony?

32. Can I just tie one in my dress, and my fiancé keep the other in his pocket?

33. How am I going to use the bathroom in my dress?

34. Does my DIY bustle look ok?

35. Are our bulletins done?

36. Are there any last minute purchases I need to make?

37. When should I get my eyebrows waxed and my nails done?

38. Are the centerpieces done?

39. How long should my reception playlist be?

40. Do I have terrible taste in music?

41. Should I get other people's input on the wedding music?

42. What do I need to do to prevent a wedding breakout?

43. Are my makeup brushes clean?

44. Is our photography going to turn out?

45. Did I pack enough sweatpants and leggings for the honeymoon?

46. Should we bring snacks for the road?

47. Should I tell the bridal party not to trash our new car?

48. What happens to the first people that show up to the reception?

49. Is my seating chart going to work out?

50. Will the day really fly by as fast as everyone says it does?

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