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Congratulations on your upcoming wedding day! Your question is a difficult one to answer as Fibromyalgia can be so unpredictable, however saying that I would ensure any preparations are delegated to someone you trust so it reduces the stress you are experiencing. Fibro & stress don't mix as we all know so to limit the impact it has on symptoms, so I hope you have many friends & family helping. I would definitely not try to worry about the lead up too much and just concentrate on you being there in the moment and enjoying the day!
Plus over the next 7 weeks pacing and trying to avoid the common cycle of Push & Crash (also known as Boom & Bust) may help you to feel as best as you can for the big day. Please see this link which may be of interest;
As Mdaisy has said pacing and delegation is the key. See if you can get little respite rest periods slotted into the day so you can have a short breather. Try not to be standing up for too long and get other people to run around for you if you can. Remember lists as they do help the fibro brain to perform.
Do hope you have a wonderful day and wish you much happiness in the future.x
I renewed my wedding vows in June on my 25th anniversary ... and while you will no doubt have more to do than I did ... pacing was the key; delegate tasks as much as you can; take up every offer of help; and in the days before get plenty of rest and pampering.
But most of all enjoy all the excitement in the final planning and especially on the day itself. Xxxx
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