I wouldn't even try to take wedding photos as though I were the official photographer. As I understand it, backups are required, low light lenses as well as flashes. I just hope you're not the only photographer for the big day (no offence intended!)
Okay, but surely you understand that to give the most sensible advice it's best if we know if you're the only photographer shooting the wedding (i.e. does every picture count).
I think you need to clarify whether you're just a guest taking pics or whether you're THE photographer. If it's the former it's no big deal - your lenses don't sound ideal but just relax and have fun I'm sure you'll get some decent pics.
If you're THE photographer then you really need fast large aperture lenses for indoor shots as a lot of venues wont allow flash so you'll have to take advantage of what available light there is. Also things can go wrong with equipment so it's pretty much mandatory to have 2 of very vital bits of kit - bodies and flashguns as a minimum.
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