<human>: Provide a brief overview of the text.

My fiancé and I are incredibly happy together, live together, and are a support network for each other. Our wedding is 7 weeks away and I'm kind of losing it--my family is driving me insane (that's a story for another day) and there's a million things left to do. He's been helping a lit (neither of us ascribe to the antiquated "the wedding is the bride's day" adage) but there isn't as much pressure on him. I have anxiety issues to begin with so this has been kind of hard for me and it's only going to get worse for the next month and a half.
 

It's gotten bad enough that he went away with his dad this weekend (an annual tradition since forever) and we had a fight about it. My irrational brain thought it was unfair that he got to escape from all the wedding crap and I didn't, and I guess I was worried about not having his support for three days. He offered to not go but I finally realized I was being silly and insisted he go.

I know it's going to be rough dealing with me up until our wedding day. He's got his own anxiety issues and it's getting to him a little, too. Neither of us are anxious about being married, just the wedding day part. So here's my question: what can I do for him, and for myself, to make this time a little bit easier and less stressful? I want to enjoy my wedding day and I don't want to completely destroy him with my anxiety!
<bot>: wedding in 7 weeks, I'm incredibly stressed out and I want to find ways to not take it out on/lean too much on my fiancé to deal with that.