#weddingplanningtip When planning your wedding flowers, always take into consideration which flowers will be in season when you are due to get married. âïž For florists to get hold of flowers that aren’t in season, this may provide you with a large unexpected expense as they have to source them, usually from other countries. ChattingContinue reading “Choose flowers that are in season đ”
Tag Archives: wedding wellbeing
No Regrets….
Are you a fan of BBCâS The Apprentice series? Our Weddings on the Mind team likes a watch and chat about it but we were especially excited about this yearâs series as it featured one of our wedding industry friends Shannon Martin of Dotty Bridal, based in Holmfirth, Yorkshire! Tabby and Shannon first got to know each otherContinue reading “No Regrets….”
Be clear with your pictures and social media wishes! đ·
#weddingplanningtip Whether it’s a note on the invitations, a sign to explain your wishes (like this one âŹïž) or instructions from the celebrant or registrars before the ceremony – make sure you’re clear with your guests about what and when they can post to social media! There’s nothing worse than evening guests seeing your dayContinue reading “Be clear with your pictures and social media wishes! đ·”
Avoid uncertainty and reserve seats! đȘ
#weddingplanningtip Here are a few questions we hear when guests are taking their seats for your ceremony; Where do we sitâWhich side do we sit onâAm I sitting on the front rowâ Guests like to know where they need to be and don’t want to sit in the wrong places so we highly recommend providingContinue reading “Avoid uncertainty and reserve seats! đȘ”
Always plan in some time for just you two on your wedding day!
#weddingplanningtip Everyone will tell you, the day goes by so fast! So make sure you have some time to yourselves during the day – you did just get married to each other after all! â Most of the day can be taken up with getting ready, greeting guests, having photographs, catching up with people andContinue reading “Always plan in some time for just you two on your wedding day!”
Just Married….now what?
Congratulations! Youâre married! Your wedding was amazing and you were relaxed and calm (thanks to us!) and enjoyed every moment of your wedding day. But whatâs next? Post wedding blues are a real thing!- Youâve been working up to this one day, planning like youâve never planned before and been through every emotion possible. OnceContinue reading “Just Married….now what?”
Wedding Wellbeing
What is it and why is it important? Let’s start with the ‘what is it?’ Wellbeing, sometimes referred to as wellness, is the state of being comfortable, healthy or happy. Our level of wellbeing dictates how emotionally fit we are and when we engage in ways to prioritise our wellbeing the results act as protectiveContinue reading “Wedding Wellbeing”
Boundaries are, in fact, one of the most important things we can implement right now…
Boundaries⊠they may not seem like an important thing but boundaries are, in fact, one of the most important things we can implement to protect our mental health and drive forwards with possibility, productivity and optimum performance. Without boundaries we become a slave to our business, our clients and our own minds and this slaveryContinue reading “Boundaries are, in fact, one of the most important things we can implement right now…”
Q&A – Be in control
Q: “Sometimes I feel anxious and as if I’m not in control of my thoughts and actions. Is there any way I can help myself when wedding planning?” A: When we get nervous or experience anxiety it is common for us to feel disconnected from our own body and mind, which leads to further feelingsContinue reading “Q&A – Be in control”
What is wedding coaching? And why is it important?
Letâs be honest – planning a wedding is a very exciting experience, but it can also be emotional, overwhelming, stressful and draining. Weâre not going to sugar coat it and tell you everything is rosy all of the time – you are planning one of the most important days of your life, planning something youâveContinue reading “What is wedding coaching? And why is it important?”