how about this perspective ... at least the leaves didnt all fall off ... so you are in not that bad a shape ...

you will see improvement.. when the roots have settled and start pumping enough water to stop or improve the wilt ... unfortunately .. we cant see the roots ..

and frankly.. dont be desperate or worry about it ... as i noted in the first sentence ...

one way to avoid this.. is to move thing in dormancy.. or leafless.. then you see no leave problems .. and meanwhile the roots can get settled before leaves o=op out.. or come out of dormancy ...

all that said... i do understand sometimes you gotta do.. what you gotta do.. but at that point.. you should know what happens ...

if you are going to stick around.. please add your location on your members page.. so it shows up in every post ...

see link on timing.. and proper watering ...

ken

https://sites.google.com/site/tnarboretum/Home/planting-a-tree-or-shrub

Give it some shade during the hottest part of the day for a couple of weeks while it recovers. Something like a sheet fastened to bamboo poles or a tent fly or a patio umbrella.