So much to do.

• Get something to put drinks in. Galvanized tubs are pretty but expensive. What to do??
• Go to museum and examine amplification possibilities. Drag an AV-savvy coworker with me.
• Buy and prepare a whole bunch of fruits and vegetables. Bag them. Note to self: buy gallon-sized zip-lock bags. Sucker friend or family member into arranging them artfully on platters on wedding day.
• Figure out what the rules are regarding moving tables/chairs after the reception. Do our friends/family do it? Do the museum staff do it?
• Buy supplies and make directional signs so people know to go to the main entrance.
• Assign people to tasks: making sure the music keeps playing, making sure the food and drink remain replenished, making sure the generator keeps generating, making announcements, etc.
• Take dress to dry-cleaners.
• Pick up dress from dry-cleaners.
• Call bakery with final headcount
• Get passports from safe deposit box (though I guess that could be done in the couple of days between the wedding and honeymoon)

Oh, hey! Right while I was working on this post, I got an email from the museum. I replied with all sorts of useful data, and now I can check some stuff off my list. Keep in mind it wasn’t necessarily on the list above, but it was hovering around in my brain.

I just remembered something else I have to do.

• Attend a choir rehearsal so I get a chance to actually hear them live. I have a feeling that during the ceremony, my head’s going to be spinning around so much I won’t remember a thing about what their singing sounded like.
• Have trial hairdo appointment. That’s this Thursday.
• Make sure Denny and the groomsmen get their tuxes. Nevermind. This is Not My Problem.