4 Wedding Myths Busted⁣⁣

4. Wedding planners are expensive and unnecessary. BUSTED.

4 WEDDING MYTHS BUSTED⁣⁣
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4. Wedding planners are expensive and unnecessary. BUSTED. As with anything, you get what you pay for, and far from being unnecessary, they can save you time, money, effort – and STRESS – while also bringing a passion for weddings and a sense of creativity that makes every cent worthwhile.⁣
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3. DIY is always cheaper. BUSTED. ⁣⁣
When you’re working to a tighter budget, it’s temping to think that DIY is the answer to all of your problems, whether it’s doing your own bouquets, making your own stationery suite or creating your own favours. But, price things out and you may discover that by the time you factor in raw materials, timing and expertise, the DIY route may end up costing more than you would spend with a professional. ⁣⁣
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2. Weddings need cheesy music. BUSTED. ⁣⁣
Almost no one is immune to the dancefloor lure of Abba’s Dancing Queen. Or even the Nutbush City Limits. But while some couples wouldn’t consider a playlist complete without a healthy dose of cheesy tunes, there’s nothing to say they’re a must. In fact there’s something refreshing about a couple who want to use their music to tell a story in an entirely original fashion, and who will trust their DJ to blend the classic and the modern, the funky and the slow to encourage people to their feet.🙌⁣⁣⁣
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1. The bride must wear white. BUSTED.⁣⁣
This is perhaps the biggest wedding myth of them all, dating back, so it’s said, to Queen Victoria, who wore white for her wedding. But just because it’s still the norm in western cultures, doesn’t mean you have to follow suit. It’s your wedding, to the person you love, so you should wear a gown in the colour that best represents your personality, your love and your relationship. And remember that colour has long been a part of weddings in other cultures, such as in Asia, where gowns are red.🤷‍♂️⁣⁣⁣