Embracing a Laid-Back Engagement Season: Ease, Steadiness, and Spaciousness
While wedding planning often comes with an unspoken pressure to do, decide, and accomplish at an overwhelming pace, what if you chose a different way?
Beyond the Checklist: How Wedding Planning, Self-Care, and Relationship Wellness Are Beautifully Connected
What if wedding planning wasn’t just about the day itself? What if it was an opportunity to strengthen your relationship, practice self-care, and lay the foundation for a deeply connected marriage?
This isn’t just about seating charts and florals—it’s about making sure you and your partner feel grounded, cherished, and stronger than ever as you step into marriage.
Let’s talk about why wedding planning, self-care, and relationship wellness are not just interconnected—they are inseparable.
Let’s Talk About the Emotions of Wedding Planning
Wedding planning is an emotional process. Being aware of the different emotions that can come up during your engagement season will help you navigate it all with a bit more ease and help you to enjoy the process.
Wedding Planning and Taurus Zodiac Sign
Each sign of the zodiac has different traits that help with your approach to wedding planning. Let’s talk about Taurus astrology sign.
Trusting Your Intuition When Planning Your Wedding
During your engagement season there are many decisions that need to be made and decision fatigue is one of the reasons for engaged couples feeling overwhelmed. Our intuition can guide us to make decisions.
3 Reasons Why a Long Engagement is a Good Thing
Your engagement will whizz by and you would've spent your entire engagement filled with all the wedding planning details.
This is a new chapter in your life, have some fun, take some engagement photos, explore your shared and individual goals, celebrate with family, friends and create memories,
What’s Your Personal Wedding Struggle?
A wedding struggle is that thing that you find challenging, leaving you feeling anxious or stressy.
Your Relationship Changes Once You're Engaged.
Many newly engaged couples experience a shift in their emotions to feelings of more intensity. Planning a wedding together can become a vehicle for growth.