Every year, more almost half a million Brits get married. During lockdown however, it has meant that many couples have had to put their wedding plans on hold. There’s no need to think of this as being a setback though, just an extra opportunity to fine-tune your organisation and get all the details perfect. You can spend time choosing the right wedding rings, deciding on your wedding music, and enjoying all the excitement that wedding planning can bring.
Wedding and engagement rings
In their recent wedding survey, industry experts Chillisauce found that only 16% of people would change their engagement ring if they didn’t like it. This is why it is important to dedicate time to choosing a ring you will always love. Not only should you consider your personal style, but also what your lifestyle is like. If you have an outdoor job, you might want to opt for something that isn’t too ornate or delicate. During lockdown, you can spend time researching wedding ring styles too, or even design one yourself.
Choose your music
Your wedding music is a special personal touch that you can make your ceremony unique. It is a way that you can express your love and share it with others. During lockdown, sit down together and finalise your wedding music. Think about the songs that have meaning to you both – the ones that bring back special memories.
You can even put together a wedding playlist that you can share online with your wedding guests so that they will always have something to remind them of your big day.
Plan your first dance
The first dance is a big deal to couples, and the ideal photo and video opportunity for your guests. During lockdown, use the opportunity to practise your first dance. You can sign up for online dance lessons together, helping you to really improve your dancing skills. It could be a really fun surprise for your guests to find that you have choreographed something special. Planning your first dance will also give you great confidence when you step onto the dance floor – there will definitely be no toes trodden on.
Lockdown isn’t a wedding setback – instead it is some valuable time that you can spend together planning your big day. From the rings to the ceremony, you can plan all the details so that your wedding is perfect.
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