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Thursday Tips & My Two Cents…

When confirming your final head count, don’t assume your guests who have not sent in their RSVP’s are not showing up.  You will be surprised how many guests assume that you assume they are attending!  Don’t be afraid to pick up the phone or have a close friend/family member call any guests you have not received an RSVP for.

TRUST me, 17 years ago I made the mistake of listening to my husband who told me he KNEW certain people were attending our wedding.  Keep in mind, these people confirmed with him long before the invitations were sent out.  Being that I was the soon to be Mrs I wanted to respect his certainty, and assumed he knew his guests better than I did.  Needless to say, we had three completely empty tables. *Sigh* Lesson learned…never assume your guests are coming! ;-)

 

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Too Much Research Is Not A Good Thing

If you find yourself getting overwhelmed and confused…it’s probably because you are spending way too much time to plan your wedding.  Narrow down your top vendors, don’t try to interview 30 florists!  Not only will you start feeling frustrated and overwhelmed but you are causing unneccessarry stress!

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Don’t Focus on the Wedding….

As much as it is easy to stress about the wedding planning remember: The most important thing to focus on is your “marriage.”  After all, your wedding is only a day and your marriage is a lifetime…

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Enjoy Your Wedding Day…

If you have planned your entire wedding…consider hiring a Day Of Coordinator to oversee your wedding day.  This investment will ensure that you, your fiance and your immediate family enjoy this special  day.  After all of the planning, why would you want to stress about details?

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