Planning a wedding can be just as fun and stressful as the day itself. After all, it’s your dream day, and you’re going to want to make sure it’s perfect. Even professionals make the occasional blunder, however, so, if you’re going to want to plan your own wedding without the help of a wedding planner, then you’ll need to take a few extra precautions. No worries, though. To help you plan your special day, here are the seven most common wedding mistakes to keep an eye out for you that your wedding goes smoothly.

Whether you’re planning a large, festive wedding or a simple, intimate ceremony, planning a wedding can be a difficult task that takes a lot of time and patience - especially if you don’t have any experience planning a large-scale event. Between venues, flowers, wedding favors, and everything in between, planning a wedding can be chaotic, and it’s almost guaranteed that an important event or detail may get overlooked by accident. To help you keep a level head and a clear mind when planning your dream day in 2020, here are 5 ways to stay organized.

Are you trying to have a frugal local wedding that helps save your budget for other things like a dress or catering? Or are you trying to figure out how to have your dream destination wedding without spending your entire budget on a venue? Whatever your reasoning is, there’s nothing wrong with wanting to save money and choose a budget-friendly wedding, and, thankfully, Singapore has many wedding venues that are beautiful, idyllic, and, most importantly, surprisingly affordable. To help you plan your dream wedding, here are the top 3 budget-friendly wedding venues in Singapore that you can book today. 

Destination weddings are an amazing experience. However, whether you’re the couple or a guest, leaving the country can be a stressful experience, especially if you don’t know exactly what to pack. Climate and customs vary between countries, so it’s important to do your research before you begin to pack. However, there are a few items that, whether you’re traveling to Hawaii or Italy, will come in handy to have in your suitcase.

While the coronavirus pandemic will keep you from visiting brick-and-mortar, quarantine doesn’t have to bring your wedding planning to a halt. In fact, while you’re home staying safe and helping others stay safe, it can actually be a great time to sit down and work on planning your dream day, even if it is still months away. In order to help you, here are some tips and online resources that can help you plan your wedding while maintaining social distancing.

While they’re not often thought much about, invitations are one of the most creative parts of the wedding planning process, and, if you choose to make them yourself, you can get your entire family involved in the process. Like most things in the wedding industry - from decor to favors to fashion - each year, the most popular trends change. To help you navigate the trends for your wedding this year, here are the x most popular wedding invitation trends for 2020. 

With COVID-19 making it hard to hold in-person events, the virtual baby shower has grown in popularity. Not only is it the safest way to share a moment with family and friends, but it also prevents you from postponing the gathering until after social distancing restrictions end. It gives you and the people you’re close to something to look forward to in upcoming weeks.

When shopping for wedding decorations, there are many things to think about. Availability is a big one, as you don’t want to spend time searching for products that aren’t currently in stock. Another is price because you have a budget to follow and other expenses to account for currently.

Your wedding day can be an occasion like no other. That’s why so many couples spend a fortune on the event.  If you don’t have a big budget to dedicate to your ceremony and reception, there are things you can do to make the event as memorable as possible. The following tips are meant to up-level your life by making everything as fun as it can be.

As your baby grows into a toddler and then a young child, they’ll experience dramatic changes right before your eyes. As their parent, you’ll want to celebrate each growth spurt, first word, and academic accomplishment. Doing so creates a rich personal history for the child to look back at and enjoy while they’re older. It presents you with plenty of material to include in their baby book, which captures the first few years of your son or daughter’s life.