Text: Sadity
Photograph: BlackLotus
Do’s and
Don’ts
Editor: BlackLotus
Do’s
- Do make sure your spouse
is involved with the planning
of the wedding (unless it’s a
- Don’t be a bridezilla or
groomzilla
- Don’t let anyone rush you to
get married. Take your time.
If the love is real, he/she isn’t
going anywhere.
- Don’t have family members
or friend’s voice their opinions
on anything concerning your
special day, unless they’ve
paid. Remember it’s YOUR
wedding.
For Your Wedding
Planning a wedding can be
stressful for the bride and
groom to be. Everyone has
their own ideas of what should
and shouldn’t be acceptable for
a wedding. We surveyed one
hundred people from the IMVU
community to come up with a
guided list of what to expect.
Here are a few key points of
“Do’s and Don’ts” when planning for the big day.
Don’ts
surprise)
- Do plan ahead (two months
prior) to ensure everything you
want is in place for your big
day
-Don’t Go overboard trying to
be different. The only thing
that matters is you and your
future spouse.
- Don’t bug or stress your
wedding planner. The planner
has it under control
- Don’t keep changing your
wedding date. Find a time
that fits you and your future
spouse.
- Don’t overthink or stress
about the minor details
- Don’t be late to your own
wedding
family. It’s ok to boot.
Now that you have read over
these key points, be sure to
keep them in mind when beginning to plan your wedding.
If it caus es too much turmoil
or stress during the planning
process, then remove it altogether. We wish you the best
and we hope this article was
helpful to you.
- Don’t wait on anyone to begin your ceremony. Remember
who and why you’re getting
married.
- Don’t have unwanted guest
at your event trying to ruin
your special day Even if it’s
they should have one. Read all
disclaimers.
- Do keep a flexible budget
when planning your big day:
Minimum 20,000 credits
- Do have a exact date and
time for your wedding.
- Do think outside of the box
for your attire for the wedding
Do enlist the help of a wedding planner, friends, and/or
family to reduce the stress
- Do think outside of the box
for your wedding venue
- Do have questions ready
for your planner, if you should
enlist one.
- Do read over your planners
website or group thoroughly if
- Do let your guest know your
expectations for your big day
(i.e. no voice boxes)
- Do have fun at your wedding with friends and family
ON PHOTO: ExadysisMD, CEO of BKR F.A.C.E.S.
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