The first wedding I attended was a very formal wedding with
a sit down 3 course meal in a 5 star resort in Cairns, the second was an
informal ceremony in a local park followed by a backyard celebration. This as
you can imagine raised a few eyebrows with people I spoke to and I must admit I
was very interested in how this wedding would work as it was the first one like
it I had been invited to. In the end they were both beautiful weddings but for
very different reasons and I’m sure the planning was also very different but it
got me wondering when did we become so judgemental? When it comes to weddings
and what is right and wrong everyone has an opinion but I have noticed (and I
am guilty of this myself) that people are quick to comment and share their
sometimes harsh opinions. It’s a privilege to be invited to someone’s wedding
but it can be easy to lose sight of this when we have to buy a new outfit or
spend hours trolling the internet for flights or accommodation. Not to mention
buying a present or putting money in a wishing well...that in its self deserves
a whole blog post.....
So basically what we’re trying to say is things are changing
and despite what grandma thinks there is no such thing as right or wrong when
it comes to weddings!! So before you start judging, think about this...how
would you feel if you heard someone saying mean things about your wedding day, I
know I’d be devastated because if you ask me my wedding was the best wedding in
the history of the universe... J
For the future brides reading this, don’t be scared to put
your personality into the planning and do what you want, destination, formal,
backyard or religious it’s totally up to you and don’t pay any attention to the
haters....some people are just plain jealous of you or they can’t be pleased,
so please yourself and your future husband!!
Play nice ladies and always think of other people before voicing
your thoughts and as always, happy planning!!!
K & C
XXX
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