LuluLovesDisney
<font color=red>If you're not outraged, you're not
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I have been dreaming of this for so long, but now that I am approaching the one year mark, there's a lot of planning to do.
For one thing, how do you manage to spend time with everyone?
I am planning a Welcome Lunch for everyone the day before and we have a whole day of events (10 am ceremony, 11-4 lunch and DP that night) for the wedding. However, I will probably have anywhere from 65-85 people! How will I spend time with them all?
I have 5 bridesmaids, including two "pairs" of friends that I know from different places and one cousin. I have a huge family, including 3 brothers with 6 little ones total. My fiance's best friend, his wife, his mom and his two children, plus my parents, my fiance's mom, my fiance's dad and stepmom and stepbrother, etc. Add to this my good friend who is coming from Texas with his partner and will be celebrating his birthday two days before the wedding! And the most important of all- my parents, who are 65 and 70 years old now, and I want to spend every moment I can with all the people I am closest to- this was one of the biggest reasons I chose a WDW wedding . . .
Is there anyone who had a "schedule" of events so that they could manage to spend time with everyone?
For one thing, how do you manage to spend time with everyone?
I am planning a Welcome Lunch for everyone the day before and we have a whole day of events (10 am ceremony, 11-4 lunch and DP that night) for the wedding. However, I will probably have anywhere from 65-85 people! How will I spend time with them all?
I have 5 bridesmaids, including two "pairs" of friends that I know from different places and one cousin. I have a huge family, including 3 brothers with 6 little ones total. My fiance's best friend, his wife, his mom and his two children, plus my parents, my fiance's mom, my fiance's dad and stepmom and stepbrother, etc. Add to this my good friend who is coming from Texas with his partner and will be celebrating his birthday two days before the wedding! And the most important of all- my parents, who are 65 and 70 years old now, and I want to spend every moment I can with all the people I am closest to- this was one of the biggest reasons I chose a WDW wedding . . .
Is there anyone who had a "schedule" of events so that they could manage to spend time with everyone?