1. A Lack of Personality
The biggest mistake is a wedding devoid of the couple's own personalities. This is the most important day of your life – it should reflect you and your life.
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Know your Budget
Avoid spending money where you don't need to. Make sure you know your budget, what's important to you – and what isn't. Weddings often end up costing far more than you ever anticipated. Not only will budgeting help you afford your wedding, but it's an important skill for your married life. ETC EVENTS will walk you through every step and negotiate with suppliers to ensure that your budget is realistic.
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Remember What Your
Wedding Is Really AboutAvoid spending money where you don't need to. Make sure you know your budget, what's important to you – and what isn't. Weddings often end up costing far more than you ever anticipated. Not only will budgeting help you afford your wedding, but it's an important skill for your married life. ETC EVENTS will walk you through every step and negotiate with suppliers to ensure that your budget is realistic.
The wedding ceremony is the main event – the reception is just a celebration of it. Make sure you've put enough thought into the music, readings, and vows that will make your wedding ceremony memorable.
4. Not Knowing the Master of Ceremonies
There are two people whose personalities are almost as important as the couple getting married: the MC of the ceremony and the MC of the reception. Make sure that your personalities mesh well with these two people, and that you feel listened to and respected.
5. Thinking "It Could Never Rain on MY Wedding Day"
So many couples forget to plan for things going wrong. If you're having an outdoor wedding, make sure that you have an alternate location in case of rain. Expect the unexpected.
6. Remember to be Considerate
Yes, it's your wedding, and your special day. But you need to take other people into consideration as well. Think about your guests and co-planners. ETC EVENTS will advise and recommend on all types of situations.
7. Not Involving Your Better Half
Wedding planning can and should be the domain of both bride and groom. Set aside a regular weekly meeting time to talk about new ideas, research that you've done, and set wedding-related goals for the next week.
8. Losing Perspective
Don't forget to keep your eye on what's really important to you. If something goes wrong, try your best to take deep breaths and think about the big picture. Above all, keep your sense of humour!
And the Biggest mistake of all is not including ETC EVENTS to ensure you have stress free Wedding Planning and a Dream Wedding that you can enjoy with no worries on your Big Day.
Contact us on 083 653 7900 or debbie@etcevents.co.za to discuss your Wedding Dreams and Ideas.
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