Making the most of your wedding day

You’ve planned everything to the smallest detail for your wedding. You’ve invited everyone you could have invited. You’ve made all the necessary arrangements with your wedding planners. All that’s left is your wedding day… After months of preparation your long awaited marriage is only a day away. Here, we’ll be sharing a few guidelines worth considering so that you can make the most of your wedding.

For one, wake up as early as you can on the big day. But also make sure that you get a good night’s rest. Contrary to what what’s commonly perceived, wedding planning can bring forward a lot of stress. Luckily, event planners in wedding venues London such as the Grand Ballroom at the Montcalm London can help you from a lot of the responsibility. Either way, it would be best to end any heavy preparation for the big day at least two weeks in advance of the date of your wedding. That way your mind can take a break from the mentally draining process of crafting the perfect wedding day.

And when you’re planning your wedding, the task can be daunting – there’s just so much to figure out. But rather than see the planning process, shift your mind-set so that it becomes fun. While this won’t necessarily always work, reminding yourself that planning should be fun, will make you feel more relaxed about your upcoming wedding. Everyone can come out of the woodwork during a wedding – insistent on sharing their ideas on what could make a great wedding affair. And that part will be frustrating at times, but your wedding will be even sweeter when it finally happens.

When the wedding day finally does arrive, be as still you can be. Take in everything you can, and reflect on the journey of your life up until this point. Absorb the décor, the venue, and all the little details that are shaping together to make this day – your day. And while you’re at it, put the phone away. Let your photographer do all the photographing.

While you’re meeting everyone at the wedding, you might find it hard to spend some quality alone time with your partner. But take at least 20 mins together to share how you’re feeling, and to revel in each other’s presence. This wedding is about your union, and to forsake those special moments would be a shame. But it’s almost just as important to realize that you want to focus your attention on your guests, because they make the wedding a celebration.