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 Photography by Alvaro CvG via Unsplash.com February 14 is just one of the most romantic day of the year besides anniversaries. Fresh flowers, chocolates, love letters, and of course your significant other. Here is an idea….who says that you cannot incorporate all that into a wedding? Continue reading for 5 ideas of a chic Valentine’s Day Wedding.
While others are dreading getting married on Valentine's Day as they feel that it is taking a special day away from them, we would like to hear what your thoughts are. Let your journey starts with us and call NOW for 30 minute complimentary consultation. Your Moment Well Planned!  Photo credit:
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Congratulations on your engagement! This is one of the most exciting times ever (whoot hoot!). Many will start giving you advice, some of it helpful, some of it, not so much. Stop, do nothing, and avoid falling into any wedding planning warp zone before you have had time to post an engagement photo on Instagram. We have compiled few things brides wish they knew NOT to do within the first two weeks when they get engaged…drumroll please and we will spare you the drama!
1. Inform and Post in Social Media Before Your Grandparents You would be surprised how often this happens. Try and tell as many people in person as you can (it is so much fun seeing their reaction!), then call any other key friends and family, before you stick it up on the internet. 2. Avoid Over-Promise and set expectations from the start Do not say yes to anything and everything now and think you can sort it out later…that spells trouble. Do not to commit or make decisions about wedding planning in the first week of being engaged. Do listen to what people have to say but do not feel obligated that you need to agree or take it all. 3. Hold off on Choosing Your Wedding Party You might 100% on who you want for bridal entourage but hold off a little while before you ask them. Everything is dependent on the length of your engagement, your wedding vision, or your budget. This also includes not booking anything. It is only natural to start looking around for your venue but do not book until you have a clear vision of your budget and what your want for your day. 4. Do not Risk Wearing a Ring That Does Not Fit Of course, you are excited to show off your rock but do not risk wearing a ring that does not fit. If your engagement ring is too big or too small make sure you get it resized immediately, before you start wearing it. After all, who wants to risk of damaging or losing a ring? 5. Don't Buy a Dress Do not jump the gun and go shopping for a wedding dress before you even get engaged. As exciting and tempting to book a bridal appointment the moment you get engaged and start trying on dresses, it is important to think about what you want and just as importantly, what you can afford. Getting a dress too early in your engagement is not giving yourself an option to see more options. 6. Don't Start Stressing Planning can be stressful but try not to let it stress you out! Take it one step at a time and when you are ready hire a wedding designer to help you organize. Allow me to help the planning process enjoyable. My specialty is helping busy couples, just like you who are struggling to connect the dots with finding the right venue for a worry-free, romantic, memorable, and unique Caribbean Destination Wedding. Being engaged is just the best feeling ever! Throw a celebratory soiree; take (at least) a few weeks out to just enjoy being engaged before you dig into planning, budget spreadsheets, and dress shopping! CONTACT US and get Your 8 Insider Tips for Planning a Destination Wedding! YOUR MOMENT WELL PLANNED! |
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