Idées de mariage - Stress

I have a confession to make. Up until a few weeks ago, I was furiously googling emotional phrases like "Is it too late to elope?" and "I hate wedding planning" and "Am I am horrible person for not being excited about wedding planning?"

So, you've sorted the dress, the venue, the menu, the guest list, the bridesmaids, the seating plan, the flowers, you get the picture. Everything is done, right? When it comes to planning a wedding, the majority of people understandably focus all of their time and attention on the material side of the day.

There’s one week left until Christmas, and if you’re anything like the BAB crew, you’re stressing out hardcore about shopping and baking and shipping and getting every little thing done before the holiday. Give yourself a much-needed break with YogaDownload! Exercise is a great way to bust stress–it pumps …

Break out the bathrobe and flip on some TLC, because today is National Relaxation Day! Your regular primping, prepping and prodding might not be the pinnacle of relaxation, so to help you celebrate the big day we rounded up four beauty treatments that will have you feeling gorgeous and zen

One of the most common wedding planning stress issues that brides face is what to do when inspiration doesn't equal reality. Whether you are a bride that gets frazzled by the endless possibilities she sees on wedding blogs or Pinterest or simply one that knows her own wedding isn't going to "stack up" against the latest celebrity nuptials, inspiration can be frustrating.

This article first appeared on QuietRev.com Weddings traditionally require months of detailed planning, culminating in you and your loved one being the center of attention in a large group of people for many hours. To some, this sounds like a lot of fun, but to others, it sounds overwhelming and exhausting.

What better way to start your new life as a married couple than by saying, "I do" on a white sand beach with the sound of the soft waves in the background, or cuddled up in that cozy lodge where you two spent your first vacation together, or somewhere completely new that you have always dreamed of traveling to?

Weddings are beautiful, exciting, emotional, and joyous occasions...so why is it that it can also be synonymous with stress? Making a big life change and planning a huge event is a lot to handle while also maintaining your everyday life.

If you're reading this it is very likely that you're planning a wedding in the near future. Well, I don't know about you, but when I organised my own big day, one of the most frustrating things was enquiring to tons of wedding suppliers either to not hear back, or to get a message weeks later only to be told they were already booked.

Cat and Harry are an easy-going kinda couple, so they wanted that reflected in their August wedding. Their ceremony was held at Islington Town Hall, and their reception at The Peasant pub down the road. "We met at a drum & bass night at Fabric nightclub, which is where we would both frequent back in the day", Cat began.

Michaela and Aviad were wed in the Ben Shemen forest, Israel. They wanted a relaxed wedding, just like they are in their every day lives! "We met while working together at the same bar", began the bride. Nothing happened between us for a long time until we were both invited to a friend's wedding.

Posted: Print Article Wedding season is in full swing, but often the big event that is supposed to be filled with love and happiness is consumed with stress and guilt for the blissful couple. It doesn't and shouldn't have to be that way.

With so many newly engaged readers (oh hey - congrats you!) we know that searching for THE DRESS is high priority right now! Finding your dream wedding dress can be loads of fun, but stressful, too.

Step One: Put your phone in temporary custody Imagine answering 50 calls, responding to 100 texts, and hearing 150 Facebook notifications coming through... not so relaxing on the morning of your nuptials, right? Relinquish your phone to a trusted person who will remain nearby throughout the day and is free to screen your calls and only bother you with the super important ones.

Does the mere thought of outfitting your bridesmaids have you majorly stressed? Well today we're excited to introduce a possible solution to your wedding shopping woes: Brideside. Brideside's motto is "Great dresses. No drama." They help brides become a hero to her 'maids by making bridal party shopping fun + easy.

Posted: Print Article A relationship can be stressful, even when both people live in the same area, so a little distance can really complicate matters. But just because it may be difficult is no reason to think it is impossible or doomed for failure. With the right preparation and mindset a long distance relationship can flourish.

Ray and Tah-Lia wanted their wedding to be as casual and laid back as possible. So they took a long time to organise the day (two years!) and made decisions that kept things simple. "We love vintage clothing and really vintage everything and we wanted to have a fun wedding with minimal stress", said the bride.

Posted: 1. Write it all down Every bride-to-be will be here at some point. Something goes wrong, or A LOT goes wrong at once and you feel panic in the pit of your bride-to-be stomach. You want to give up, you consider canceling everything and you are absolutely overwhelmed with stress.

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We've all heard the horror stories of the newlyweds' first big fight. And usually it is on the honeymoon. During your once-in-a-lifetime vacation that probably cost you some serious moolah. The first big fight will, of course, happen. It's inevitable, and handling conflict is simply a part of marriage.

It's easy to tell someone to "just relax." But in an upsetting or chaotic situation, it can seem nearly impossible to force yourself to relax. The worst part is that often the best ways to relieve stress seem counterintuitive. Working out after a long day? The last thing you want to do.

It sounds like Sophie and Jamie have had a turbulent few weeks and I hope that all gets settled soon. Wedding planning sure does have it's ups and downs and I really appreciate Sophie's honesty. Do any of you have a situation to which you can relate? In... #sophiesbridediaries #thebridediaries

As someone who lives a high-stress life, between the stresses I put on myself (grad school, part-time job), and the stresses that can't really be avoided (stressful full-time job), coping with stress is a major issue that impacts your mental and physical well-being.