Planning Your Own WEDDING?

The health crisis brought on a global reform that has marked us forever.

Our career practice changed; our health habits were re-prioritized; our relationships took tolls that either taxed us or brought about gains. As a wife and mother of 2 littles, I experienced a transformation in all of the above. Globally, the area of finance is where families became more frugal if they weren't already.

On one side, economists were encouraging families to save and buy with caution. The working class all worked from home as our employers directed. Health organizations provided guidelines on how to essentially survive the exorbital crisis.

Alternatively, people didn't wait around for advice or guidance; they simply took matters into their own hands. We made singular decisions about health. We invested in crypto currency. We turned our homes into WeWork spaces. We became the DIY population that inundated the internet on every subject imaginable. In the most demanding areas of life, we made real quality of life choices that made us our very own influencers.

Similarly, relationships and their processes experienced trials that either resulted in deep unity or a wokeness to better. Moreover, we all read the stories about the perseverance of love amongst couples who couldn't let a health crisis come between their nuptials. Typically, an event planner would be the partner that brings the couple's dreams to life while taking on matters that the average individual lacks the expertise and the capacity to fulfill.

As we know it, couples-to-be have become brave enough to take creative control and embark on the wedding planning process themselves. World Bride Magazine met with three unique special event service businesses to hear what their take is on, post covid, couples-to-be planning and executing their own wedding.