7 Wedding Bloopers To Watch Out For!

Wedding bloopers are those mistakes you can make when planning the perfect wedding.

A wedding event, even though joyful and celebratory, can be a tense affair. But despite all the apprehensions one may have, getting married is actually an easy thing to do.

If you have found out the love of your life, then set a date for yourselves and arrange the marriage ceremony, what more could go wrong?

Well, there are a lot of things that could go wrong! Wedding bloopers can strike any place, any time!

While it may seem as though things are misplaced during your special day, it is quite natural to have one or two-minute details going astray. But there are precautions you can take to not let the entire grandness of the event slip away.

So if you are up to it, don’t let the following wedding bloopers spoil your big day.

A Bachelor Party on Wedding Eve

A bachelor party is mostly on the cards for young grooms. It’s the final enjoyment and celebration of singlehood and is full on party mode. But never keep it on the eve of your wedding.

A party can drain you of your energy, making you look haggard for the main event. Not to mention the chaos that will give you a hangover from the previous night.

Cold Feet

Nerves – that can truly mess up the big day. It’s natural to get the jitters when you are about to tie the knot.

A case of nerves is common, and feelings of doubt can surface and bubble up in your mind. So what do you do?

Ignore them. Face your doubts, man up and do the thing you are committed to doing. Giving in to your nerves and fears is letting down your loved ones and tarnishing your reputation. So be strong and get it over with. This is one of those wedding bloopers that can have a far ranging impact.

 Scrimp The Guest List

Controlling the wedding budget means making some cuts here and there. And usually, the guest list is where you hover over to make some cuts.

But let us tell you, that is not a wise decision. What’s commonly seen is separating the reception and ceremony guest list and only inviting those whom you deem fit for each. Our advice – don’t do it.

If you don’t want a person in the ceremony, then don’t invite him just for the reception, and vice-versa. If you are paying for them, make sure they attend both or keep them out of the list.

 

Silly Pranks

There’s a new age tradition of pulling practical pranks during the wedding, and in some cases, the groom leads. Seriously, forget about it for your own good.

Pulling one on might tear the guests up in stitches, but there are a whole lot of ways it could backfire. The best thing that could happen is you would gain a few laughs, but the worst is that you would become a complete fool in front of an audience.

Besides, you might offend a relative or embarrass a family member. So, this is one of those wedding bloopers to stir clear of!

 Don’t Hire Friends

A common gesture of friendship is hiring your friend to photograph or take videos of  your wedding. Don’t do it. Allow the friend to enjoy your wedding, and hire a professional.

While it may seem economical to have a friend do it, you will be missing out on the professionalism and expertise of people skilled in wedding photography. These are moments that you would look back on, so we advise you to keep them momentous and beautiful.

Overflowing Guests

While you shouldn’t scrimp on your guest list, you shouldn’t also invite a lot of people. It will be chaotic, noisy and hard to manage. Besides, think about the money that you would be spending for each person. Keep the guest list primed to important and loved people, and not for persons you have only heard of in name.

Family Rules

While it’s nice to have your family help out and manage stuff, don’t leave each and everything to them. After all, it’s your wedding, so keep it personalised to your desires.