If you want to create a memorable event, try planning from a guest’s prospective. You will need to begin by asking yourself, “What do I want my guests to say after they leave my reception?” You may start by thinking back to a wedding that you have attended in the past. What stood out for you? Was it the flowers, food, venue, weather, dancing, music. etc…? Try to remember what you said to yourself as you left that wedding. This exercise alone will help you to prioritize your planning and budget based on a guest prospective… yours!
Ask yourself, “What type of wedding day are we going to create?” You may say things like simple, elegant, classy and fun. Then ask yourself what you want your guest to say after your reception, “Wow that really was a simple wedding!” or “Wow, that really was an elegant wedding!” or “Wow that really was a fun wedding!”
Ask yourself, “What type of wedding day are we going to create?” You may say things like simple, elegant, classy and fun. Then ask yourself what you want your guest to say after your reception, “Wow that really was a simple wedding!” or “Wow, that really was an elegant wedding!” or “Wow that really was a fun wedding!” Taking a guest prospective with regards to planning your wedding day would be the first step to creating a lasting impression.
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This was so important to me. My sister got married 8 years ago and she STILL has people coming up to her and telling her how much fun they had at her wedding. I so wanted that! And I think we achieved it.
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