I'd plan two different routes then choose last minute depending upon weather forecast (might cause a problem if ya want hut reservations though). After all, the ridge is all about the weather. I'd also spot cars - one at Lafayette Place and the other at either Garfield or better yet Zealand.
If the weather is good & reasonably clear, I'd bust straight up to L. Haystack on Falling Waters trail. The "get it while you can" theory. The most glorious path in good weather IMO would be to leave about 3:30-4:00 p.m. and descend to Greenleaf Hut right at dark or just after (full moon is Aug. 2 isn't it, so maybe it could be even a little later). Did something kind of like this a couple of weeks ago and it was really beautiful up there t dusk.
Or, if you leave early enough you can hoof it all the way to the Garfield Ridge campsite or 13 Falls site.
Day two (Sunday) I would go straight to Guyot campsite and stake out a place in the shelter or a tent platform. Maybe hit West Bond for sunset. Or if you're feeling real strong and get an early start (from 13 Falls) you could come up the other way - across Bondcliff.
Day three (Monday) if I did Bondcliff that a.m. I'd only go back over to Galehead Hut for the night. Actually, Zealand would be better since you're wanting to get out at a reasonable hour the next day.
Day Four (Tuesday) I would go out the Garfield path from Galehead or better yet Zealand Road from Z Hut.
I think the thing to keep in kind is Fran. Ridge between N. Lafayette and Haystack is a very weather contingent kind of place. Other than that I would say plan more time than you think you need (you can always linger) and figure out your water sources too (that stuff's heavy). Highlights of your trip should include Garfield, N. & S. Twin and the Bonds, maybe 13 Falls.
If the weather forecast looks better towards the end of your trip you could just reverse the order by going in at Zealand and exiting down Falling Waters to Lafayette Place.
Go slow, be careful & enjoy!