7. Chill out
Take a deep breath. It's just a party. It might have the social connotation of being more than a party but it's seriously not a big deal. Don't overthink, have fun, chill out. No need to be super type A, in control, on top of the situation about it. The more effortless and chill you seem, the more fun you will have. Don't get all these expectations from movies or TV shows about what it's supposed to be like.
So what if you threw up? As long as you own it and had fun, there is no judgment coming from this end. The more crazy you are in your younger years, the more stories your friends will have to tell at your wedding!
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