Wedding planning is just as scary as they say. And definitely a comment I disregarded as I progressed into this season of my life. When planning a wedding: one must not offend any family member, or friend, or colleague; one must ensure when picking the bridal party that you don't go too big but allow for your closest of close friends; and one must ensure that all of your planning is limited to one or two places - that way there is no confusion for where things are located. So below, is how I manage my wedding planning and a brief look into the inspiration behind our upcoming wedding.
| The majority of my theme planning is on my Pinterest page and if not there it's in my binder. I love grabbing inspo from magazines and putting it in the 'Theme' tab. |
| My amazing Kikki K wedding planner! |
| I've found this layout a really good way to keep track of what's been paid, to who, for how much and if a receipt or confirmation of payment has been received. |
The following photos are not my own and have been sourced from Pinterest. The original source is unknown.
much love,
XO
My fiancé and I don't have date nights nearly as often as we should. He's a teacher, so here in Australia, he has just started a new school year. He has been incredibly supportive to me while I've been struggling with a few things and I thought it would be a nice little surprise to have a picnic and watch the sunset.
Below are the steps to the perfect date night.
Step 1: Find a beautiful, uninterrupted view
Step 2: (and probably the most important) Get the best snacks
Step 3: Wait for the sun to go down
Step 4: Enjoy the beautiful colours in the sky (and take a few photos, of course)
Below are the steps to the perfect date night.
Step 1: Find a beautiful, uninterrupted view
Step 2: (and probably the most important) Get the best snacks
Step 3: Wait for the sun to go down
Step 4: Enjoy the beautiful colours in the sky (and take a few photos, of course)
much love,
XO
XO



