Eric and I have spent the past 2 weekends trying to figure out and order our wedding cake. We're doing something a bit non-traditional to serve our guests, but we were looking to get a small tiered cake for us and the head table and immediate families. Now we're not even sure if we're going to do that. It's a lot more complicated than I expected, and I still really want to do a traditional cake (at least a small one) instead of just our non-traditional cake. Even though it's more expensive to do both things, I don't want to look back in 10 years and say "I wish we would have gotten a tiered cake too". So we have to figure out some way to do both things I think.
Pretty soon I need to schedule hair and nail appointments for me and my bridal party, and really any family members who want them done. So, if I haven't already asked you, let me know if you want a manicure, a pedicure, and/or your hair done. Manicures and pedicures will be done the day before the wedding, and hair obviously the day of. Manicures are $11 I think, and pedicures $15, and hair is kindof depending on length-we're doing everything at Regency which is why it seems a lot cheaper.
We've been getting rsvp's back, but not even 1/2 yet. Hopefully people will get on that and send them in. We said by July 31st because we have to give the hall a final number obviously, and I'm not sure how we're going to calculate the final number of guests with only a fraction of the rsvp's in. I'm sure we'll get a lot more, but I really like getting them so if you read this and haven't sent in your rsvp please do so!
The 4th of July was pretty fun and relaxing. At first I wasn't excited that it was in the middle of the week, but it actually ended up being really nice. I got a break from work and was able to sleep in, plus it was just really nice to only have to work 2 days, and now only having to work 2 days again and then getting a break. It's a nice schedule. It was also really nice to spend the day with my family at the Aquatic Center and then at home, grilling out, and finally at Sand Creek watching fireworks. Although, that gets harder and harder to do every year. It seems like the police don't even need to be there because they don't bother to enforce anything anyway. People smoke like crazy, drink like crazy, and shoot of their own fireworks like crazy, all of which I'm pretty sure are against park or city regulations. Not to mention it's just disgusting. And it goes pretty late, then there's lots of traffic, and I have to get up early in the morning to go to work again. Last night we were smart with our parking and got out faster than we have any other year. Still, people are terrible drivers and very rude at that time of night. Not that most people are any better during the day, in my experience. Still, it was nice to spend time with my fiance and my family, not really having to worry about anything.
Speaking of work (sortof) I'm really starting to get sick of it. Mostly just tired and burning out-this is my 6th summer and I just need to get out of there. I'm ready to be done. At least I'm past the 1/2 way point though, so hopefully it will be smooth sailing from here. Plus I changed my last day-I was working up until the Tuesday before the wedding, but I asked if it was ok if I stopped earlier and ended the Friday before so I can have the entire week before the wedding off. They said it was ok, and truthfully I don't think they really care that much at all which is good for me. I'm not taking any days off, even though we get 5, so I can't see how they would make a big deal about it. Whatever, I'm done earlier than I orginally planned, so that's a bonus for me. More time to relax and get ready to get married!
As soon as you're born, you start dying,So you might as well have a good time