How to Relieve Wedding Planning Stress

Wedding planning can be as overwhelming as it is exciting. Between picking the perfect venue, juggling budgets and managing guest lists, it’s easy to feel like you’re spiraling. But don’t worry — there are ways to navigate the chaos and still enjoy the journey to your big day. Here’s how to relieve wedding planning stress and actually enjoy the process.

Real Wedding; Grace and Matt @ Currarong Hall

About You Two; Now, How did you two meet? We actually met on Hinge. A classic modern day love story. Who popped the Question and how did it happen? Matt surprised me with a boujee as hell luxury stay near Uluru when we were living in Alice Springs NT. Whilst we were gazing out at the big red rock, I turned around and Matt had pulled out another rock!

Wedding Transportation Ideas: How to Keep the Day Moving

Wedding planning involves plenty of brainstorming about the venue and guest list. Amongst the chaos, you need to think about transportation as well. After all, you, your partner and guests still need to make it to the ceremony, reception area and hotel space. The logistics are even more important if these parts of your celebration are in separate places. Here are a few suggestions on how to keep the day moving.

Real Wedding; Sarah and Todd @ Riverside Gardens

About You Two; Now, How did you two meet? We met in Florence, Italy at a karaoke bar in 2018 while both on holiday. Who popped the question and how did it happen? Todd popped the question while we were sitting by the fire at home, he said ‘I knew it was the perfect time to propose as I looked at you smiling and relaxed and realised I didn’t need a fancy proposal, this moment was perfect for us’.

Real Wedding; Emma and Jack @ Worrowing

About You Two; Now, How did you two meet? Jack and I met at our first job in our local IGA in a little beach town on the South Coast. We were 15. Who popped the Question and how did it happen? Jack was in Fiji for work, so of course I came along! We had spent the day on the South Sea Island where we did our first scuba dive, ate some yummy food and enjoyed the warm water.

How to Decide How Big Your Wedding Should Be

Wedding planning is an exciting yet challenging journey. One of your most important decisions is determining how many people to invite. Should you choose an intimate gathering or go all out with an extravagant event? Here’s how to decide how big your big day should be, considering factors like family size and the kind of experience you want to create for you and your guests.

8 Fun and Modern Wedding Food Ideas

Creating the perfect wedding menu takes culinary genius. You have to match your taste preferences with what your guests will love, which results in fun and modern wedding food ideas like these. Check out this guide to discover what you could serve at your upcoming reception without stretching your catering budget.

Real Wedding; Maddie and Joel @ The Woods Farm

About You Two; Now, How did you two meet? We met through friends 12 years ago. Who popped the Question and how did it happen? Joel popped the question at a look out in Gerringong. We were staying in Gerringong for my sister’s birthday and he got her to take some photos and a video while he popped the question so I have the moment saved forever.

Real Wedding; Rebecca and Max @ The Cove

About You Two; Now, How did you two meet? We met at our friends joint 18th birthday party. Exactly 11 years and 23 days to the day we got married. I knew one birthday girl and he knew the other. It was a themed party S and V, after the girls names Suz and Vanessa, so the idea was to dress up as something starting with those letters.

Navigating Wedding Hire Logistics

It’s time to dive into the nitty-gritty of one of the most crucial aspects of your big day: wedding hire logistics. For a lot of the weddings we plan, which are often at more DIY style venues there are hire goodies that need to be brought in complete the styling, whether that be furniture for cocktail hour, an arch for your ceremony or napkins and candles for the table styling.