An Open Letter To My Future Fiance As We Plan Our Wedding
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An Open Letter To My Future Fiance As We Plan Our Wedding

Dear Future Husband, I vow to never be a bridezilla.

Nicole Puccinelli
Aug 09, 2017
Tampa, Florida
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An Open Letter To My Future Fiance As We Plan Our Wedding
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Dear Future Fiance,

We did it! You asked. I said "YES!" And, just like that we are engaged.

First, I want you to know that just because I now am sporting this rock on my finger, that doesn't mean I need to immediatley start planning the wedding. I want to savor this exciting time and soak up all the bliss of being newly engaged - let's have a party, let's go to Disney and wear those buttons, let's go on a getaway, let's just be us and get to the logistics later.

However, when we do sit down and start planning we are in it together. No decision is made without approval from both of us - even the centerpieces, mister! This day is our day, it's not about me and my dress, it's about the two of us starting our life together as husband and wife and sharing that with our family and friends.

It's going to be fun. One word, registry. Two words, scanner gun. We're doing it! KitchenAid Mixer, scan it. Kate Spade cocktail glasses, scan 'em. Scan it all - we are soaking it up and going to town in Macy's...and Target...and Crate & Barrel...okay, Pottery Barn, too. Hey we're only doing this once, so let's make it fun.

As we get closer to the big day, let's not stress. Let's trust that we have given ourselves enough time to have covered all our bases (I am a planner afterall), and our day will be wonderful, thought out, genuine, and full of love.

For you, my dear, I promise to never be a bridezilla and let my love for Chivari chairs overtake the love I have for you.

Love,

Your Future Wife


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