Stop scrambling for creative wedding planning ideas for a moment, and focus on your relationship instead. Woah, we know. Imagine you just ended a FaceTime call with the Daisy Hill Team and are now feeling a little overwhelmed with what/who/where to go next plan-wise. What if you circle back to you and your fiancé? Aside from other concerns such as money, timing, location, availability, etc., you know the perfect venue for your special event is one that feels right. The perfect venue has an aura to it–an aura you can hopefully still feel through your digital tours. End the call, jot down some notes, and think about your relationship. Then, only after bonding with your partner, consider the aura and what perfectly fits your relationship.
Sage Wisdom from WeddingWire
“Get to know each other again.” Yes, and with a twist! Not only will bonding with your partner strengthen your relationship, provide entertainment, and maybe, finally force out that one story from Spring Break five years ago, it will also help you make those important wedding-based decisions together.
Even if you think you know everything there is to know about your partner, you may be surprised to learn a thing or to by simply asking questions you never thought to ask. “One trait of happy couples is that they continue to get to know each other—their inner lives and social worlds—what makes them tick,” says Dr. Orbuch. She recommends asking your partner a set of questions about things you may have asked when you were first dating, like what superhuman power they you like to have, where they would want to travel to right now, what was their favorite subject in high school, etc.
Jenn Sinrich, “7 Ways to Boost Your Relationship from Home,” WeddingWire