Trying to please family and friends can make planning a big day stressful and less enjoyable than it is expected to be.
This is according to author of A Practical Wedding Meg Keene, who explained in an interview with the American Statesman how couples need to remember their nuptials are about them and not others.
When arranging elements such as wedding insurance and choosing favours, brides and grooms may want to be sure they are selecting policies and options that appeal to them.
“Youre the one whos getting married,” Ms Keene reminded couples, adding that assuming a practical approach is the best option.
“Theres so much marketing muscle behind the idea that your wedding day is going to be this magical, transformative, wonderful moment in time,” the specialist remarked.
However, it was suggested it is important not to have unrealistic expectations or people may be disappointed and left with regrets after the ceremony.




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