Sunday, 25 December 2016
Thursday, 15 December 2016
your wedding experience :- what do you wish you knew before your wedding day?
still
on your wedding experience segment, in this new episode i ask my audience what
do you wish you knew before your wedding day? here are their sage words of
wisdom.
1.) choose bridesmaids very wisely.
choose bridesmaids wisely. pick those who know how to put up
with you and you know how to put up with in intense situations. they could make
the day more stressful or dramatic (alcohol, money, or lack of attention on
them). i could not imagine my kids
looking at my wedding album and not knowing a bridesmaid, a person who i
thought was my closest of close friend. it is not worth the drama.
stick to sisters and childhood friends. i got lucky, but many friends did not. (posted
by ayodele toyin, lagos,via facebook)
2.) and the day of your wedding? you need to eat
something.
“eat breakfast! i was so
busy rushing around the morning of my wedding that i didn’t eat anything. by the time i got to the reception at, oh, i
was utterly famished, to the point of being lightheaded.
(posted by sydney, ibadan, via twitter)
3.) tell your photographer what you want in advance.
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give the photographers a list of pictures you want
beforehand. you won’t remember all
the cute ideas the day of the wedding.
(posted by jessica amadi, jos via
facebook)
4.) on the big day, make someone your point
person.
i wish i had known that
no matter how clear the details of the wedding are on the invitations , almost everyone will still try to text and call you
on the wedding day asking for directions. put a family member or your maid of honor (whoever knows your timeline
forwards and backwards) in charge of your phone to keep your stress level down
so that you can focus on your big day. (
posted by lola, osun, via
instagram)
5.) socialmedia is obviously a big deal, so figure out
how to incorporate it — or not — into your wedding.
discuss sharing photos on social media before the wedding, and
let your friends and family know whether or not it’s ok with you if they share,
or if you would prefer that they don’t. in this day and age, with
everyone posting to instagram, facebook, and twitter, think about it, and
discuss ahead of time so there are no hard feelings after the fact. (posted by
damilola lawal, ondo, via facebook)
Tuesday, 13 December 2016
The wedding theme
The wedding theme
How to choose your wedding theme
Going through all my article titles list, this is
probably the first I will discussing about wedding theme, I actually wonder why
this happens to be my first wedding theme article, despite all the area if I
have touched in wedding planning with my articles.
Choosing a wedding theme involves considering a few
factors. Things like you and your partner’s personalities and tastes, as well
as the vibe and mood you want to create for your special day.
Consider the below questions to help you choose a wedding
theme that reflects you and your partner’s personalities in the most perfect
way.
What is your favourite colour?
Choosing a wedding theme colour will really help you to
choose an overall wedding theme.
Think about some of your favourite colours and what styles
of weddings they are typically used in. For example, white, gold, silver and
black are classic colours that are often used in traditional and luxe weddings.
Similarly, colours like navy blue and silver are often
used in elegant contemporary style weddings.
Every primary colour and combination can be reworked and
used in various shades, so if you’ve dreamed of a purple-themed wedding but
can’t make violet work, you could always opt for a pastel shade of lavender.
When will your wedding take place?
Just as I have say in my past article the wedding season,
truly everything as a season, the period you wish to have your wedding should
also determined your wedding theme.
What is your dress like?
Many people do this the other way around – they choose a wedding
theme and location, then they choose a dress to match. But, if you’re the
opposite in this scenario, then use the style of your dress to choose your
ultimate wedding theme.
If you’ve picked your dress already, or, you know what
style of dress you are looking for, consider the elements and aesthetic of the
dress. Is it delicate and whimsical? (Perfect for a luxury wedding.) Or is it modern and minimalist, with
clean lines and edges? Or, perhaps it’s a full princess ballgown with plenty of
lace and embellishment?
Use the style of your dress to guide you when choosing
your wedding theme.
Where will your wedding be held?
Think about your venue – and then consider what colours
will suit it.
use your wedding venue as a springboard for inspiration.
Is it a hall, field, compound wedding? Use the surroundings of your venue to
inspire your wedding theme, and consider what natural elements work as a good
foundation for your wedding styling.
Create a moodboard
Another great way to hone in what kind of wedding theme
you want is by creating a moodboard of images that you like. You can find
images on facebook, Instagram snapchat, twitter
or even the moment
Weddings’ pages.
Once you’ve collated a bunch of images that you like,
save them all on your gadget, Seeing all
the images together will help you to decipher what kind of styles and colours
you naturally lean towards.
Thursday, 8 December 2016
On Becoming
On Becoming
As this
article title implies (on becoming) so many fans of toke makinwa will probably
be thinking this is a reflection of toke
makinwa, but no, this article you are reading comprises of a bride and
bridesmaid to be, to me that is #onbecoming.
Before the
basic, lets take a few lines to honour #tokemakinwa,
I really
like her ego, with her recent outburst, she now hold the entertainment industry
in her palm, I thank God for the good spirit in her,I give it all to her (#toke
#makinwa) she is really good, I like her courage, she is really full of more to talk about.
Although, I’m yet to read her book (#onbecoming) but with the little marketing and branding
she have delivered on social medias I give it all to her, in my little aspect or knowledge about this
article you are reading, (on becoming)by no other guru in the #weddingindustry,
I’m talking about no other person than #adebisiajibade.
I adebisi
ajibade of moment weddings and events, have being dashing out great tips and
advice concerning wedding planning issues through my article writing ego, most
of my past articles which are all available on my weddings pages like
(instagram,twitter,facebook and my blogspot) have gone along way by
helping most brides in planning their
own wedding.
In this
article #onbecoming I will be taking a tour on few of my past articles and how
it can be helpful to you all as my audience and a bride to be, I mean before
you become the bride you wish to be, so you won’t end up being a (#bridezilla)
which is was the titled of my past article.
Once you are
engage I will advice you to read some my past articles which are (#myweddingproposal) (#weddingplanner),#(weddingplannersarecreative)
(#weddingplannersarenotjobless) (the #weddinginvitations), (the
#weddingstationery) which will be helpful to you during your wedding planning
process.
(#AGM #amgettingmarried), (#weddingisnotexpensive)
(#whoshouldpayforthewedding) are another article that are available for wedding budget matters.
Before you
get you wedding gown it will be nice to read (13 questions to ask before you book
your #weddinggown)
(#10 #weddingdress
mistake most brides makes)
(#theweddinggownafterthewedding).
Have you
ever wonder how to choose your #bridesmaids and (#maidofhonors) among all your friends, relatives, my candid advice on this is to read my past article
concerning bridesmaids related issues like ( #willyoubemybridesmaid) (#bridesmaidzilla) (#theperfectbridesmaid) (#bridesmaidduties )
(#MOH #MAIDOFHONOR #DUTIES).
In terms of
wedding cake you need to check out my words in my past articles titled (#beforeyoubookweddingcake),
my (#weddingcake).
By the time
you read (#5 ways to stay #comfortable on your #weddingday), (the best decision
i made during my #weddingplanning process), (#stresslessweddingplanningtools),
you will see wedding planning in a new dimension, when you digest on more of my
articles and read (#theweddingday) you will have full knowledge on what to do
after your #proposal till your wedding day.
As a wedding
planner i have realize so much unexpected
occurs during wedding planning journey and on the wedding day, that is the
reason why I have I stress myself to write and post my articles titled (#theweddinginsanity),
(#avoidingweddinginsanity) (#theweddingplanning argument most #couple do have)
(the wedding #planb).
(#Weddingdilemass),
(#weddingpalava) are actually not left
out, cause they are great article and a must read for you before your
#onbecoming.
Hi dear, take
it or leave it your wedding guests are important just as you are, (#weddingguests
list and sitting arrangement) (things guests
hate about weddings) is actually the
right article for you read if only you
want to treat your guests right on your
#onbecoming.
Yes guests
won’t be so much satisfy without
adequate drinks and foods so that is the reason why I have dash out this
article titled (hot questions to ask your #wedding #caterer)
(#Theweddingcaterer
#FQA).
Satisfying
your guests and stay happy on your wedding day as no end, (the #weddingdecoration #trendingstyle ) (it
your wedding create your style) are a must read for you on your #onbecoming.
Every events
as a season and wedding is not also left out, my article (the #weddingseason)
relieve the best season to have wedding, and the wedding venue actually
matters,it not advice able to have a compound or field wedding during the rainy
season, many brides do this without knowing the consequences and shit happens
during the during ceremony due to weather, so that is why I have dash out great
article titled (#theweddingvenue).
Do you
really think all this should happen without no records, please it a capital NO,
spending huge cash on keeping the
records of your wedding is actually not a bad thing but your wedding budget
actually matters, that is why my article titled (#theweddingbudget the #photographer
concerning) is actually a must read for you and your #onbecoming groom.
You shouldn’t
depend on your photographer alone let your wedding guests also share
their on experience about your wedding so you should create your wedding
hashtag, but before you do that check out my words in my article titled (the
#weddinghashtag) available on my weddings pages.
This is my own #onbecoming, I mean this is my
own #onbecoming a wedding blogger,a wedding planner, I believe this short
article will also help you on your #onbecoming the bride you wish to be.
Monday, 5 December 2016
bridesmaidzilla
10 signs your bridesmaid is a
bridesmaidzilla
This article bridesmaidzilla as being tailored from my past article titled
bridezilla so this article you about reading is like a continuous part of
bridezilla.
the article bridezilla was composure of the
behavior of brides during their wedding planning process and on their wedding
day, in the article i outline the solution to different issues arising with
different brides attitudes.
On the 5th of december 2016,as at 9pm, after
rereading the article bridezilla,and thinking about what my recent bride told
me about 3of her bridesmaids and how they almost ruin her emotions during the
wedding planning journey and on the wedding day, so i decided to write and post
an article that will outline the key point of a bridesmaidzilla.
Just as i have write and posted and i hope you have read
the article bridezilla,bridezilla is a troublesome bride, so this article
bridesmaidzilla is a troublesome bridesmaids.
but although less
common, there’s another type of wedding diva that can be equally terrifying…
the bridesmaidzilla.
The bridesmaidzilla’s natural habitat is bridal
boutiques, dress shops, florists, and wedding expos, however, the
bridesmaidzilla will sometimes rear her head long before you step foot into
your first of dress fitting…
1. She will only try on dresses she has chosen
2. She suggests she should wear white so you can be
‘twinning’
3. She expects you to pay for everything even though she
picks very expensive things
4. She expects you to invite people you don’t even know
“sure, i’ll invite
your friend from work and her boyfriend to my wedding even though they are
complete strangers and you’ve only known them for less than two-months! What a
great idea!”
5. She takes over your dress appointment
6. She doesn’t you want to invite your friends to your
bridal party because she doesn’t get along with them.
7. She wants to stand out from all the other bridesmaids
in every way.
8. She will show
crazy attitude when you don’t use her
ideas.
9. She tries to be the centre of attention at every
wedding event.
10. She expects you to be extremely grateful for
everything she does, even though all she’s really done is give you stress.
Thursday, 1 December 2016
5 of moment Weddings Brides speak candidly about their wedding, your wedding experience.
Still on the segment your wedding experience, in the
episode of your wedding experience you will get some perfect tips from 5 brides
whom have walk down aisle with so much joy and happiness. It’s
always helpful to receive genuine advice from other brides when it comes to
your big day. 5 of moment Weddings Brides speak candidly about their wedding,
from what they would do differently, to what advice they have for future brides
about to walk down the aisle.
Here
are some wedding day tips from recently married Easy Weddings’ brides.
1.)
Enjoy every second, be happy and relax – everything somehow
seems to magically fall into place. Enjoy the special moments and don’t worry
about your guests too much, they will have FUN! (oluronke, osun state).
2.)
Have a checklist of who you would like formal group photos with
so when that narrow window of time comes round you can ensure no photos are
missed.(sandra,delta state).
3.)
I have no regrets, everyone says the day goes so quickly but for
me it didn’t. I relaxed, enjoyed every moment. (kemi,Ibadan).
4.)
10 minutes walking around getting some selfies with our guests.
I’m usually not a selfie person but an occasion like this calls for it.
(omolara, ekiti state).
5.)
Not try to do it yourself so much! It’s stressful and may not always be
cost efficient. (temmy, lagos state).
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