How to Have a Stress Free Wedding | Wedding Planning Series

I got married recently, and I have a ton of valuable info to pass on if you're looking to have a relatively stress free wedding season. I started a youtube series on How to have a Stress Free Wedding.

This series is for you if you believe wedding planning does not have to be stressful and you want some guidance from someone who's done this. I want you to know that you can be sane, and relaxed while planning a fun wedding. And if stressful things happen, I'm telling you how to handle them too.

You can (and you should) enjoy this process., so let me teach you how!

Alright, go watch the videos! They're short and easy to digest.

Some things to expect in the series:

How to define your wedding vision
Budget: Why it's important to have the money talks early
How to manage your emotions (and those of other stakeholders when planning)
A case for weddings on a shorter timeline
Do you need an event planner or is it just a money guzzler? How to Decide.
You need breaks while wedding planning. Here's why
..and so much more

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