After the cold in the belly accompanying the long-awaited wedding request, there is no bride or groom who occasionally does not get caught dreaming of the famous time of the yes, the honeymoon trip, the new house, with the children and with everything that a new couple is entitled to.
All this is natural and happens because marriage is one of the most important rites of passage in society, an institution that survives the passing of time and adapts to modernity.
Along with marital status relationships and obligations change, and in times of social networks, changing status acquires an even broader connotation.
For all this to be as beautiful in practice as in your dreams, it is important to keep in mind that perfect marriage requires a lot of planning, organization and work. It was in thinking that we prepared some simple tips that will help couples to arrive triumphantly at the altar.
The choice of date
This may be the couple’s first dilemma. Some prefer to choose a date with symbolic meaning, others seek to adapt to the needs by reconciling, for example, the date they will have the house set up. There are also couples who choose the date thinking about the honeymoon trip.
Whichever mode you choose, the ideal is to choose the date in common accord and with much affection, after all, it will be celebrated for long years.
Attention to hire the space of the party
Planning in advance, you can mark your ceremony in the wedding venue of your dreams, but always check the regulation that includes rules regarding schedules, preparation course for bride and groom, tolerance of delays, number of sponsors that can stay on the altar and even the style of music.
Depending on the wedding venue you choose, you must hire music, decorations, and ceremonialists from the wedding venue itself, but there are those that offer complete freedom of choice. For such remarkable wedding venue in the Otterburn, Northumberland, North East UK, try Le Petit Chateau.
Cedric Frazier spotlights wedding music, from first dances to processionals. As a working DJ, he gives insight into song selection and keeping guests on the dance floor. In his free time, Thomas enjoys concert photography, trying new restaurants, and Friday night fires with friends.
