Wedding-ed Out

If you are any thing like me, (and I am guessing you at least something like me because you are reading and enjoying this wedding blog) you can look at wedding stuff for HOURS. Seemingly endless hours of websites, magazines, blogs and pictures and just absorb it. Soak in all the frilly, glittery, lacy, shiny goodness like a bridal sponge.

I like to obsess over dresses (even though I have chosen mine and could not be happier). There is just so much diversity! Maybe I should just start wearing wedding dresses exclusively. I am pretty sure (finances aside) I could wear a different one every day for a year, and love them all.

Image from Kleinfeld Dress By Pnina Tornai

Image from Kleinfeld Dress By Pnina Tornai

Image from Kleinfeld Dress By Romona Keve

I like to obsess over shoes (clearly, I have 3 pair for myself and am still looking for the bridesmaids). I have written multiple shoe posts about my own wedding footwear and sent way too many e-mails to my bridesmaids with links to shoe ideas for them! This is a little snap-shot of what the inside of my brain looks like a lot of the time:

Image From Zappos Shoes By RSVP

Image From Zappos Shoes By Fitzwell

Image From Zappos Boots by Stetson

Image From Zappos Shoes by Seychelles

I even like to look at flowers, even though I really don't care if or what kind we have at our wedding! They are just so pretty!

Photo by Nick Radford on Green Wedding Shoes.com

Photo by Abby Grace on Green Wedding Shoes.com

Sigh... Just lovely.... 

However, I have found, about 104 pages into to a google image search for "Weddings" or 57 clicks through any of my many favorite blogs, some snaps. A little switch in my brain goes from "I-NEED-WEDDING-IDEAS-ALL-WEDDING-IDEAS" to ehhhh... it all looks the same". At this point I have found the only cure is to 

A) Switch from flowers to jewelry or from veils to shoes

or

B) Get up and do something totally un-wedding related. (Whhhat? Madness, I know.)

I have found A only works for a short term fix and my attention span shrinks with each new category. B is really the best bet and after a break I feel like a bit more of a person and not a wedding-bot.

Have you gotten wedding-ed out? How do you cope?