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What to do when things don’t go to plan
31/01/2019 By  Emma Webster With  1 Comment
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I’d like to introduce you to the lovely Beckie of Beckie Melvin events. Beckie is a Wedding & Events planner based in bedfordshire. So she has first hand expereince of looking after couples and anticipiang potential problems. She also run’s Beckie Melvin Events, which is all about wedding Fayres. So when she offered to guest blog I knew she was the right lady to talk to you about what happens when things don’t quite go to plan on your wedding day.

First of all, DON’T PANIC! It’s not a problem. Below are a few things that haven’t gone to plan at weddings I’ve been involved in, & the ways in which they were dealt. Of course, I’m not trivialising your feelings & need for it all to be perfect, merely pointing out there are quick & simple ways to address the issues. Anything else you think of, please do let me know, let’s work on them together. Bxx

It’s raining? Traditionally rain on your big day is lucky! It also provides some great atmospheric wedding photos. Why not provide some personalised umbrellas if you’re getting married outdoors?

Nighttime photo of bride and groom

Perhaps some of the details are the wrong colour – for example, the cake ribbon, the floral centerpieces or chair sashes? Only you will notice. Don’t let it spoil your day, enjoy yourself and follow up with the relevant vendor afterward to discuss if applicable compensation.

Bedford School wedding reception room

Has a family member or friend made too much of the alcohol that’s available? A quiet word with your wedding planner or venue manager & they will move them to a side room with a strong coffee, & gentle coercion to sober up.

Depending on what’s gone wrong, the chances are that the guests won’t notice, so it’s not worth worrying yourself about. ​

Whatever you think is a problem, it’s NOT insurmountable. As long as there’s you & your beloved, promising your best to each other, then everything else is extra.

This is maybe the point to once again reiterate the importance of employing a wedding co-ordinator. With their help, all these hiccups can be dealt with without you even noticing.

Bride and groom being showered with confetti

To find out more about Beckie head over to her website http://www.beckiemelvinevents.co.uk/

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