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Tips
For Planning A Wedding |
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Your wedding is one of the most important
and exciting days of your life, but organising
it can be daunting, time consuming and
very stressful.
A recent survey reported that the average
cost of getting married is estimated at
over £17,000 and the biggest source
of wedding stress is organising everything,
with the average bride spending 250 hours
planning the big day!
So,
in order to avoid some of that stress,
and make your day extra special and unique
here are some of our top tips to think
about when planning your wedding:
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When choosing your venue, think about what
style and mood you want to achieve. Do you
both like contemporary or traditional, huge
or intimate, is it a summer or winter wedding
and is it the best venue for your chosen
season (or vice versa)? Does it fit your
wedding style and does it tick all the boxes
for your family and friends as well? If
you would like a marquee wedding think about
whether you have a family member with a
large back garden, or look onto other locations
where you can hold a marquee wedding –
they do exist you just need to do some research.
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Don’t
be afraid to delegate jobs and ask for help. If
you take on all the responsibility yourself you
will get stressed! Think about what other family
and friends’ like doing and have hidden
talents for – if your other half likes cars
ask him to book the transport, is your aunt a
fantastic cake maker and would she like to make
your cake? And don’t forget the mum’s,
they will love to help and if they have a clear
job or role it can make the planning much easier
and keep everybody happy. But don’t forget
to make lists, and have regular family meetings
to discuss everybody’s input, and then there
will be no surprises! Of course, if there is the
option of using a wedding planner then they source
all the best suppliers and make all the lists
for you!
Try
to add some personal touches to the day and your
guests will remember them long after they have
danced the night away. Is there a theme to the
day that everybody will associate with you both?
How about childhood photos of you both on your
invitations (especially if you were childhood
sweethearts) or personalise your table names that
mean something to you both e.g. names of wines
if you are both wine connoisseurs.
Don’t forget your guests as well, personalising
your invitations or leaving a personal welcome
note in their rooms at the hotel will make them
feel extra special.
( For more information
on Sue White,
the expert author of this
article visit: whiteweddingcompany.com
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