So while it looks like the coronavirus will be meddling in our plans a while longer, you may find yourself having to postpone your wedding.
If you could manage to move the date, make sure all your guests are notified by sending them pretty ‘Change the Date’ cards.
Try doing it as soon as everything is confirmed so the guests have enough time to plan ahead too.
We recommend sending e-cards, as the postal services are most likely not running! Here are some ideas to help you get creative:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B_AG3omDQfP/
https://www.instagram.com/p/B_AGbQ8A-ak/
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-_EChEjOIj/
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-P2AV6nYuj/
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-AJ3NVHYVF/
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-iVHS-HFDP/
Image: Pixabay
Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, are donating the profits from their royal wedding broadcast to help feed hungry families amid the coronavirus pandemic. The royal…
Thanking your guests with a take-home wedding favour adds an extra special touch to your big day. However, there is no need to outsource this service.
There are so many cute and simple wedding favour ideas you can easily make from the comfort of your home. All you need is time and a few extra products you can order online.
Here are some ideas to inspire you:
Homemade jam
Some punny tea
Fragrant soap
Hangover kit
Popcorn
Hot chocolate kit
Coffee beans
Succulents
Seeds
Feature image: Pexels
With all the time on your hands right now, it seems like the right time to perfect your makeup skills. The latest makeup trend sweeping the beauty blogs…
With quarantine in effect throughout the globe, people are having to find creative ways to keep busy. This UK-based wedding photographer decided to keep his skills sharp. However, since he can’t shoot real weddings, he staged and shot a Lego wedding.
Wedding photographer Chris Wallace of Carpe Diem Photography shared a series of images from a wedding he shot for Lego couple Florence and Fred.
“Wow what an incredible day! Florence & Fred were extremely lucky to have their wedding during lock-down, the suppliers pulled out all the stops to make this magical day happen,” wrote Wallace on his website.
“They first met in a warehouse, it was a meeting like no other. On the Amazon conveyor belt their eyes made contact and they fell in love, it was from that moment they knew they would be together forever. ”
Their outdoor wedding featured esteemed guests such as Chewbacca, Hans Solo and 1980 Lego spaceman among others.
There was not a dry eye in the crowd when Florence walked down the aisle, escorted by her father Harry Potter.
The reception was a great time, even though the guests had to maintain social distancing. Take a look at their special day below:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-z9R_Qh8Wy/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
All images captured by the talented Chris Wallace of Carpe Diem Photography
With the coronavirus pandemic, many couples are being forced to postpone their big days. While it is disappointing, this couple decided to look on the bright side and…
Due to the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting quarantines and self-isolation regulations, many are postponing their weddings. However, moving your wedding doesn’t mean your orginal wedding date has to be any less special.
You may have had your heart set on your original date, it may have been a sentimental choice, or perhaps it was the perfect date for you. Whatever the reason for the original choice, you should still celebrate! Just because the actual celebration won’t be on that day, doesn’t mean you can’t do something special to comemorate what the date means to you now.
Here are some ways to celebrate in self-isolation:
– Have a mini photoshoot
Set the self-timer and get posing! You could dress up in your wedding outfits if you have them, or formal attire if you don’t. You could even make it light hearted and take some funny photos of the two of you dressed up in costumes put together with household items. If you’re feeling extra creative, you could create some fun backdrops.
You and your partner can cherish the photos for years to come. It’ll be a fun way to comemorate the day, and will bring back all sorts of memories every time you come back to them.
– Host virtual drinks with your wedding party
The bridesmaids and groomsmen have been commited to your wedding for a while! Why not celebrate the day with them by you side? Hop on Zoom or Skype, and have a drink with them in comemoration of the day you all have spent so long preparing for.
– Make a wedding cake
Spend some quality time in the kitchen creating a wedding cake. You may not have the one you ordered on hand, but that doesn’t mean you should go without! And of course, what is a celebration without a cake?
– Write wedding day letters
In place of saying your wedding vows to each other, why not write letters to exchange on the original wedding date. This way, you’re celebrating in a special and intimate way, while saving your actual vows for your postponed date.
– Have your first dance
You’ve practiced it for so many hours! Pop some music on the speakers and have your first dance.
Image: Unsplash