I think I have cold feet, but I'm not really sure. I don't really know what it means to have cold feet. I mean, I'm panicking over what I know are tiny little things that I shouldn't worry about. But I keep worrying about them, and wondering how we'll be able to compromise a solution. I'm also dreaming of the honeymoon. I don't know where we'll go on our honeymoon, but I do know that I want it to be awesome. I think that's partly why I'd prefer a smaller, more intimate wedding. We could spend less money on the actual wedding ceremony, and more on the honeymoon.

Categories: Wedding Plans [t], Edward [t], Life In General [t]

I'd say cold feet is a sudden reluctance to go through with something...
It's ok. From what I understand, almost everyone gets cold feet. I'd be fretting en masse if I were getting married. There are always tons of things to worry about, and the more you worry about them, the more stressed you will be. That's never good.

To be honest, if I were getting married, I'd be a bit more worried if I didn't have cold feet. I can understand being 150% sure that you want to marry your fiance, but at the same time, with them, you realize that there is more for you and your fiance to experience together. It seems to me that if you walk in without any worries, then you may have done all you can do, and perhaps the relationship will be boring. It's good to worry, but not too much.
» ikimashokie on 2006-09-11 12:29:34

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