Weddingbee boards

I'd been feeling a bit burnt out on wedding stuff lately, and stopped to figure out what we'd done so far. Since March, NotFroofy and I have done the following:

• Built and decorated the chuppah (Jewish wedding canopy)
• Drafted our own ceremony and got it approved by the rabbi
• Made programs
• Picked out all the music for the ceremony
• Found a ketubah (Jewish marriage contract) text we liked, gotten permission from the copyright owner to use it, and found an artist to make the ketubah with that text.
• Found a friend to videotape the ceremony, and acquired digital voice recorders for everyone who will be speaking at the ceremony (which is pretty much everyone who will be attending)
• Made and sent two different sets of invitations (one for MA and one for DC), getting them postmarked from Bridal Veil, OR
• Arranged for accommodations for everyone attending the ceremony
• Picked out our dresses, and had all three fittings
• Picked out all our jewelry, veils, tiaras, undergarments, shoes, and rings
• Created mustaches on a stick for our DIY "photobooth"
• Picked out all the other props for the DIY "photobooth"
• Picked out all the favors for the photos to go into
• Acquired a printer for the DIY "photobooth"
• Found the first few volunteers to man the DIY "photobooth"
• Compared photo sharing sites and picked one, then designed our photo sharing cards, and sent them off to VistaPrint to be printed
• Bought all our table linens, chair covers, cloth dinner napkins, napkin holders, plates, flatware, glasses (drinking and champagne), coffee/tea cups, punch bowls, a cake serving set, serving trays, cake stands, cake boxes, paper cocktail napkins, and toasting glasses
• Bought and decorated our card box
• Bought dancing shoes, and made a basket for them
• Bought a chocolate fountain, chocolate, and some crystals to make the chocolate thin enough to go through the fountain
• Tested out recipes for both alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages for the wedding
• Tested out cake recipes
• Had two consultations on our reception menu for the reception back in DC, which is still not done
• Bought spotlights and gels for uplighting, and made the stands for them
• Bought 77 paper lanterns, and batteries, LEDs, Stick-Up bulbs, and Stick N Click lights for them. Installed all the batteries in the lights
• Bought all the components for our centerpieces and done mock-ups
• Bought a ceiling swag and fairy lights to decorate it
• Created bar menus, and cut out the frames for the food menus. (We can't finish the food menus until the food is finalized.)
• Designed two different websites for our guests (one for MA guests and one for DC guests)
• Created two sites with wedding maps, one for MA guests and one for DC guests
• Created miscellaneous signs

We still have a few projects left to finish: the CD of wedding music, a description of the traditional Welsh love spoon that will be our cake topper, speech and thought bubbles for the "photobooth." However, I'm thinking it might be a really good idea if we stopped thinking up new projects for ourselves.

That's quite the list!  I'm impressed AND I agree with everyone...you deserve a break, girl!