I’m a wedding planner – my 2 important tips for indecisive brides will stop you from questioning all your choices
WHILE it’s easy to envision the perfect wedding, the actual planning consists of making several decisions that can drive any bride nuts. Lucky for you, a woman, who has been in the wedding industry for nine years, has shared two valuable tips for those indecisive brides. The wedding expert, who goes by Theweddingplanningguide on social […]
WHILE it’s easy to envision the perfect wedding, the actual planning consists of making several decisions that can drive any bride nuts.
Lucky for you, a woman, who has been in the wedding industry for nine years, has shared two valuable tips for those indecisive brides.
The wedding expert, who goes by Theweddingplanningguide on social media, guaranteed that these tips will work for any bride who’s overthinking about planning a wedding or just overwhelmed.
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Her first wedding tip consisted of gathering a handful of people in your life whose opinions really matter to you.
This may include anyone in the bridal party, a parent, sibling, or even a close friend.
Now the important thing to keep in mind is you’re only going to share any wedding-related ideas with that specific group of people.
This is to stop the overthinking that could happen when you get too much feedback from too many people.
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The second tip she revealed will especially help those overwhelmed with too many choices.
She advised limiting the time you spent scrolling through Pinterest or any other source of inspiration.
She explained: “Be very intentional with your time on Pinterest.
“Search for very specific things and be very picky about the things you save and repin.
“Pinterest is full of so much wedding inspiration that it can be overwhelming for somebody that is already indecisive.”
The majority of comments left on her post appreciated the two key pieces of advice she shared.
One bride wrote: “So many people think they’re helping me by suggesting vendors and ideas but in reality, it just makes it more stressful!”
A second shared her own tip: “Also, have a short engagement. Planning a wedding does not need to take a whole year.”
“I thought I was the only one that was indecisive,” said a third.
Even though there’s a ton of stress surrounding the planning, most brides feel it’s worth it when the day arrives and it’s time to share it with their family.
However, that wasn’t the case for another bride who secretly got married and didn’t share the news until 2 years later.
The former bride who got hitched to her childhood sweetheart claimed she didn’t really have a real reason to keep it a secret.
She explained: “We’ve always been very private about our relationship so this just made sense.
“I only told them because we decided to have a baby.
“We lived together beforehand so nothing really changed.”
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