Jules~Marie
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So, we meet again Disboards...
It's been months since I had my wonderful, amazing, dream wedding at WDW. It's been 231 days to be exact. And I still can't shake the feeling of sadness that I feel when I look back at our time planning and leading up to the wedding.
Now, I know what everyone is going to say. Be thankful that I am married to such an amazing man and that I was able to have such a wonderful wedding. I am thankful. I cherish that day like none other. BUT, it was such an amazing experience, from beginning to end, that when I look back and realize it came and went so quickly, it leaves me feeling a little blue.
I am not as bad as I was when the wedding and honeymoon was first finished. I was really in a funk. I couldn't shake it. I didn't want to go to Disney on the weekend like we normally do. I was too sad and I couldn't stand the thought of seeing the wedding pavilion. My husband was worried, it's not like me to turn down Disney!
Part of my problem is that our wedding day was so rainy, I get sad thinking that we didn't have the exact experience that we were hoping for. Yes, we did get great pictures, and we did have the most amazing time that day, but it still would've been nice to have everything turn out the way we had hoped. I'm tired of saying, "even though it rained, it was perfect.". That is not true. I spent tons and tons of money, and I think I have a right to be disappointed that it didn't turn out as expected.
So, all my rambling on and on is basically just to let you brides planning your dream wedding now, know that you should cherish each day of planning. Embrace it. My husband and I were engaged for 1 year. It was the best year of my life. We rarely stressed about the wedding. We were on the same page abut everything, each detail we planned and researched together. I miss the HOURS we spent working on our newsletter. I miss designing our cake in photoshop. I miss putting together our welcome bags. I really miss delivering our welcome bags. My husband really didn't enjoy delivering them, but now he talks about that night, reminiscing about all the fun we had.
Our DJ played the Black Eyed Peas song "Time of my Life". We had said we didn't want that song played at the wedding, but my sister requested it. It turned out to be a great idea. Everyone got up and danced. Everyone. It really got the party started. Now, every time that song plays on the radio, my husband and I tear up. It's crazy!
Please, please, if you read this entire, ridiculous post, please take away from it that I loved my wedding. It was worth every penny. But, I think what makes me miss it so much is the fact that my husband and I were a team while planning for it. Every step of the way, every decision that was made, was made together. I see posts where people are stressing all of the little details, I've been there, and I won't say don't stress, because that won't be possible, but I will say just remember, while you're stressing out, that this is the best time of your life. I feel alone in this weird feeling of sadness and joy. I don't really know how to put it. No one really talks about what happens after the wedding. Everyone goes off into wedded bliss I guess...I would just like to relive that time over and over. Nothing went as planned, and yet it was absolutely perfect. What do I have to look forward to now?
Maybe a vow renewal in 5 years...
It's been months since I had my wonderful, amazing, dream wedding at WDW. It's been 231 days to be exact. And I still can't shake the feeling of sadness that I feel when I look back at our time planning and leading up to the wedding.
Now, I know what everyone is going to say. Be thankful that I am married to such an amazing man and that I was able to have such a wonderful wedding. I am thankful. I cherish that day like none other. BUT, it was such an amazing experience, from beginning to end, that when I look back and realize it came and went so quickly, it leaves me feeling a little blue.
I am not as bad as I was when the wedding and honeymoon was first finished. I was really in a funk. I couldn't shake it. I didn't want to go to Disney on the weekend like we normally do. I was too sad and I couldn't stand the thought of seeing the wedding pavilion. My husband was worried, it's not like me to turn down Disney!
Part of my problem is that our wedding day was so rainy, I get sad thinking that we didn't have the exact experience that we were hoping for. Yes, we did get great pictures, and we did have the most amazing time that day, but it still would've been nice to have everything turn out the way we had hoped. I'm tired of saying, "even though it rained, it was perfect.". That is not true. I spent tons and tons of money, and I think I have a right to be disappointed that it didn't turn out as expected.
So, all my rambling on and on is basically just to let you brides planning your dream wedding now, know that you should cherish each day of planning. Embrace it. My husband and I were engaged for 1 year. It was the best year of my life. We rarely stressed about the wedding. We were on the same page abut everything, each detail we planned and researched together. I miss the HOURS we spent working on our newsletter. I miss designing our cake in photoshop. I miss putting together our welcome bags. I really miss delivering our welcome bags. My husband really didn't enjoy delivering them, but now he talks about that night, reminiscing about all the fun we had.
Our DJ played the Black Eyed Peas song "Time of my Life". We had said we didn't want that song played at the wedding, but my sister requested it. It turned out to be a great idea. Everyone got up and danced. Everyone. It really got the party started. Now, every time that song plays on the radio, my husband and I tear up. It's crazy!
Please, please, if you read this entire, ridiculous post, please take away from it that I loved my wedding. It was worth every penny. But, I think what makes me miss it so much is the fact that my husband and I were a team while planning for it. Every step of the way, every decision that was made, was made together. I see posts where people are stressing all of the little details, I've been there, and I won't say don't stress, because that won't be possible, but I will say just remember, while you're stressing out, that this is the best time of your life. I feel alone in this weird feeling of sadness and joy. I don't really know how to put it. No one really talks about what happens after the wedding. Everyone goes off into wedded bliss I guess...I would just like to relive that time over and over. Nothing went as planned, and yet it was absolutely perfect. What do I have to look forward to now?
Maybe a vow renewal in 5 years...
