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Introduction
Weddings are a big deal and they should be because it is the one day you become united with your best friend and lover and they should be perfect. Sometimes, things don’t happen the way you expected or they may not happen at all. The wedding can still be perfect.
So don’t sweat the small things, especially those personal untraditional choices as they come with their setbacks. These could include:
You’re having a destination wedding and some family and close friends can’t be there
If you add up flights, accommodation, babysitters, gifts and time off work, the cost can add up quickly. So instead of feeling rejected, focus on those who did attend the wedding. Those that took the time off work, paid for their flights and made it work. When you return back home, organize drinks with them and show them the photos and memories.
You prefer cash than a gift registry, but you still received unwanted gifts
Some guests don’t feel comfortable giving cash, especially the older generation. So accept the gift, send a thank you card and exchange the gift gracefully.
You want a DIY wedding but no one has offered to help
Organizing a DIY wedding is a lot of work. Not everyone has time for DIY projects. Maybe ask particular people you know who have a hidden talent like calligraphy for the invitations. You need to allow yourself plenty of time. If you still overwhelmed, get help from a professional wedding/event planner. They can manage suppliers and budgets so you have the time for those personal DIY projects.
Your wedding is Sunday and you found out guests will leave early.
When planning a wedding on a Sunday you need to expect that guests will leave early having work the next day. So you can either ensure the entertainment keeps going so guests want to stay longer. Also extend the meals so people stay as long as they can. Then enjoy the night with your guests who stayed back.
You are doing a cocktail dinner instead of sit down and your parents are getting worried.
Again this is very expected. When they got married, it was the traditional sit down menu. So they may be worried their friends may be offended. Just ensure there is plenty of food, their favourite food is present and there is plenty of seating.
Your friend is the emcee and it’s not going exactly as planned.
Have a friend emcee means it can be more personal and intimate but they are not a pro. Time can be delayed a little or there are a few awkward moments. That’s fine. A little spontaneity can create the best memories. If you really want to avoid that from happening, hire a professional emcee.
You send out your wedding hashtag. But your friends tag you in unflattering photos
Some friends will think the photos are more flattering than you. Don’t stress about it. By the time you get your professional photos there will be so many Facebook photos that people won’t remember the unflattering few.
In summary, don’t sweat the small things. Embrace them and be confident that would your wedding is unique to you and the start of a new chapter.
So don’t sweat the small things, especially those personal untraditional choices as they come with their setbacks. These could include:
You’re having a destination wedding and some family and close friends can’t be there
If you add up flights, accommodation, babysitters, gifts and time off work, the cost can add up quickly. So instead of feeling rejected, focus on those who did attend the wedding. Those that took the time off work, paid for their flights and made it work. When you return back home, organize drinks with them and show them the photos and memories.
You prefer cash than a gift registry, but you still received unwanted gifts
Some guests don’t feel comfortable giving cash, especially the older generation. So accept the gift, send a thank you card and exchange the gift gracefully.
You want a DIY wedding but no one has offered to help
Organizing a DIY wedding is a lot of work. Not everyone has time for DIY projects. Maybe ask particular people you know who have a hidden talent like calligraphy for the invitations. You need to allow yourself plenty of time. If you still overwhelmed, get help from a professional wedding/event planner. They can manage suppliers and budgets so you have the time for those personal DIY projects.
Your wedding is Sunday and you found out guests will leave early.
When planning a wedding on a Sunday you need to expect that guests will leave early having work the next day. So you can either ensure the entertainment keeps going so guests want to stay longer. Also extend the meals so people stay as long as they can. Then enjoy the night with your guests who stayed back.
You are doing a cocktail dinner instead of sit down and your parents are getting worried.
Again this is very expected. When they got married, it was the traditional sit down menu. So they may be worried their friends may be offended. Just ensure there is plenty of food, their favourite food is present and there is plenty of seating.
Your friend is the emcee and it’s not going exactly as planned.
Have a friend emcee means it can be more personal and intimate but they are not a pro. Time can be delayed a little or there are a few awkward moments. That’s fine. A little spontaneity can create the best memories. If you really want to avoid that from happening, hire a professional emcee.
You send out your wedding hashtag. But your friends tag you in unflattering photos
Some friends will think the photos are more flattering than you. Don’t stress about it. By the time you get your professional photos there will be so many Facebook photos that people won’t remember the unflattering few.
In summary, don’t sweat the small things. Embrace them and be confident that would your wedding is unique to you and the start of a new chapter.
Contact Info
Address:
81/88 Wycombe Rd
Neutral Bay
New South Wales 2089
Australia
Neutral Bay
New South Wales 2089
Australia
Tel:
61 404 046919
Website:
http://www.jennifermichaelevents.com.au
Hours of operation
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| Monday | Open | 10am | 8pm | ||||
| Tuesday | Open | 10am | 8pm | ||||
| Wednesday | Open | 10am | 8pm | ||||
| Thursday | Open | 10am | 8pm | ||||
| Friday | Open | 10am | 8pm | ||||
| Saturday | Open | 10am | 8pm | ||||
| Sunday | Closed | ||||||
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