Living with Wedhead

Wedhead (noun): the state in which one rolls directly out of bed and can think of nothing else but weddings (their own, in particular) all. day. long.

Symptoms include: lack of concentration at work, constant checking of Weddingbee, yakking ad nauseum to other (uninterested) people about your super sweet, vintage-yet-modern, totally-diy details, uncontrollable watching of Bridezillas marathons, etc.

Friends, my name is Kelli, and I suffer from wedhead. I wake up every morning and gaze lovingly at the mountain of paper, punches, and other wedding-diy paraphenalia piled up in the corner of my room, just wondering when I will next get to play. I am guilty of spending hours online pouring over pictures of different uses of ribbon. I know the difference between 7 different (they are TOO different, Ben!) shades of tealy-aqua blue. I very nearly convinced myself I could hand fold several hundred origami roses. Come on, it'll be easy, I told my mom. I'll teach you!

Yeah, it's bad.

Living with wedhead can often be a burden (like, when people actually expect us to work. I mean geez, if they wanted me to work, they'd take the internet out, am I right?), but boy do I suffer gladly. Planning our wedding has been the most exciting, fun, excrutiatingly wonderful and emotional time of my life and I look forward to sharing my journey to the altar with everyone that'll listen through this blog. I hope I can help share with ya'll the incredible inspiration, emotions, details, and people that surround our special day and everything that makes our relationship so nauseatingly wonderful. : )

Thanks for reading!