How To Create Your Perfect Wedding |
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June Barrack
February 22, 2013
When it comes to romantic relationships, one of the most romantic moments for a couple can be the moment when they get engaged. However, actually planning the wedding can sometimes be far from romantic, in fact it can be downright stressful. Here are some ideas for couples who want to make planning a wedding just as enjoyable as the thought of the wedding itself.
To ensure that you make it down the aisle with ease, be sure to try on your wedding shoes and wear them for one to two hours - at least twice - before the big day. This is especially important if you are unaccustomed to wearing heels, or if your feet are prone to swelling. It will also help you to decide if you need to add strap or heel cushions to your shoes to prevent blisters.
Cars
If you're going to allow children to attend your wedding, consider placing fun party favours at their table. These could be crayons and a colouring book, or toy cars, or a small game. This will entertain them between courses and during long speeches, keeping them from getting bored and causing trouble.
If you can't have a limo for your wedding, dress up the cars you're going in. Put on crepe paper flowers, streamers and whatever else the owner will let you dress it up with. It will make you feel like you have your own customized coach, so you don't really need a limo anyway.
If you can't have a limo for your wedding, dress up the cars you're going in. Put on crepe paper flowers, streamers and whatever else the owner will let you dress it up with. It will make you feel like you have your own customized coach, so you don't really need a limo anyway.
A couple that keeps these tips in mind will probably find that planning their wedding brings them closer together. Learning to plan a wedding together is a great way to build the foundation for planning a marriage and a life together. These tips will help any couple invest not just in having a romantic wedding, but also in having a successful long-term romantic relationship.