7 Ways To Make Wedding Planning More Delightful

When you first start planning your wedding, you’ll find yourself feeling extra excited and elated. But when the real work begins and you dive into all the details and many things you need to accomplish, you can end up feeling the weight of it all of a sudden. When this happens, wedding planning tends to become stressful, especially if you don’t pull yourself out of the constant anxiety.

Even if wedding planning is a very daunting task and the journey is never easy, it’s something that you can enjoy with your partner. The key to rising above everything weighing you down is by shifting your perspective and finding ways to make the journey something you can cherish instead of fear or worry about excessively. Here are some things you can try out.

(1) Break down your checklists and timelines.

If looking at the long list of things to do overwhelms you, try breaking it down in stages or milestones so that you can focus on a shorter list of things to do. This way, getting things done won’t be so daunting. Your wedding timeline is usually broken down already: 12 months before the wedding, 9 months before, 6 months before, and so on. You can take it from here.

[From: A Scenic and Romantic Wedding at Amtarda Overlooking the Mountains / Photo: White Label Photo]

(2) When you’ve decided on your wedding theme, stop looking around.

Brides tend to second guess themselves when they don’t stop looking around and comparing once the wedding theme is set. This can lead to unnecessary changes or time wasted on attempts to “just see” if this or what will work better, only to find out that the original plan is still THE plan. Once you’ve put your mood board in place, focus on that and only that.

[From: A Simple and Classic Outdoor Garden Wedding / Photo: IS Production House]

(3) Always strive to stay true to your love and your interests.

Yes, it’s true that unique weddings turn into memorable ones, but sometimes couples get too caught up and stressed with trying to make their celebration extra special or unique by doing everything or anything they seems different or extraordinary. Did it ever occur to you that what can make your union extra memorable and unique is if it’s a true and genuine reflection of you, your love, and your shared interests? Don’t lose yourselves in trying to have an extra unique wedding.

[From: A Colorful Garden Wedding at The Repulse Bay / Photo: Wax Leung]

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A Charming Baby Blue Outdoor Garden Wedding

Baby blue hues and whole lot of laughter–this is what you’ll find in today’s charming outdoor garden wedding captured by Jeremy Wong. Aside from the delicate color palette that painted the open setting all sorts of pretty, the Chloe and Tim’s fur family and fur friends brought cheer to the day. We absolutely love Chloe’s wedding dress, too. It’s a minimalist tube gown that features an accent bow at the back. She paired this outfit with dangling earrings and her hair in a partly down. Finally, Wedding Hashtag‘s decorations, which included the circular backdrop that framed the lovers as they sealed the deal, add a romantic touch to this elegant celebration. Make sure to browse through all the rest of the photos below; you won’t regret it!

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An Elegant Vintage Brial Portrait Session

It’s been a while since your feed was filled with a vintage wedding or style shoot so these photos taken by Chelslcw Photography are making us feel extra inspired. The muse, Crystal, donned a stunning lace wedding gown from Hey Bride Hong Kong which she paired with a jaw-dropping veil from My Veilentine. The flowers from Iris1.6c Florist  completed the look and made the entire ensemble extra dreamy. Everything about this vintage photoshoot is mood board material so if you’re eyeing this wedding theme for your big day, scroll on and start taking notes now.

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A Romantic UK Wedding at The Iconic Hampton Court Castle

Getting married in an iconic venue is such a dream! Today’s couple, Sharon and Kevin, made this dream a reality when they tied the knot at Hampton Court Castle, in the UK. The venue is stunning in every way imaginable with the castle sitting in the middle of a beautiful garden. The interiors of the castle will not disappoint; the historical architectural details are truly astonishing. There’s even a grand staircase where Sharon took her first steps towards happily ever after. Herefordshire Flower Studio enhanced the day with elegant flowers, while John Adams Band serenaded the intimate gathering. With a venue as magical as this, Sharon and Kevin’s special day was surely an experience like no other. Patrick Photography ensured we would not miss out on such a stunning celebration, so let’s enjoy the rest of the photos together below.

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Wedding Details Your Guests Do and Don’t Care About

The truth is, some wedding details will make the celebration extra memorable to your family and friends. These are the crucial inclusions that they will remember and will keep looking back on when your wedding day comes into mind. On the other hand, there are other wedding details that are not that relevant to wedding guests. It’s not that these details don’t matter–because all the elements that come into play help bring your dream day to life. But when planning a wedding, it’s very common for couples to get extremely stressed about all the details. One way you can feel less overwhelmed is by 1) focusing on wedding details that really matter to you, 2) not sweating the small stuff, especially if they’re not that important to your guests. It’s not that your guests don’t care, period. Guests care about you and what matters to you, but some other wedding details are really of less importance to them. Find out what guests do and don’t care about so you can free yourself from unnecessary extra wedding planning stress.

What Guests Do Care About

(1) The Food

People love food and good food makes people happy! If you serve guests a sensational menu, rest assured that they will have only good memories of your wedding day. Your wedding menu is something you can and probably should spend extra time on. You can also take it further by asking for guests’ food intolerances and allergies and incorporate these when planning the menu. They will truly appreciate the extra effort.

[From: A Romantic Pastel Wedding at The Lakehouse That Was Planned in Just 3 Months / Photo: Aupho Wedding]

(2) The Drinks

When it comes to alcohol, the right buzz will allow wedding guests to let loose and relax. So yes, guests do care about the drinks because it helps set the mood for the festivities, especially the after party! Apart from alcohol, other non-alcoholic refreshments are also memorable wedding details, especially when these match the wedding theme or location. For instance, tropical coolers are great for beach weddings.

[From: A Sophisticated and Stylish Wedding at The Peninsula Hong Kong / Photo: Jeff Lee Pictures]

(3) Entertainment and Activities

Since a wedding is a day-long event, guest do appreciate it if you keep them entertained throughout the day. During cocktails, you can prepare some activities for them, like a photobooth or lawn games for an outdoor wedding. Likewise, the banquet program is another opportunity to heighten spirits. You may seek out an experienced host and a groovy band for the rest of the night.

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