2020 has been particularly heart wrenching for all the couples who had planned their wedding for this year.
All of the hard work and wedding planning, and saving, and hen and stag do’s and arrangements have all had to be cancelled due to the pandemic.
Obviously, the health and safety of our loved ones always comes first, but it doesn’t make the decision to any less difficult.
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The first thing is to breathe. It’s not ideal, we know, but there are, honestly, a few positives to come out of this situation. Take the time to really think about what you’d like your wedding to be. Lockdown has given us all chance to stop and reflect, and just get off the bandwagon. Maybe it’s given you a new renewed perspective about what is important to you?
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The second thing to do is to accept that this is an unknown quantity. Whilst we are all hoping 2021 brings normality back it is still very uncertain, so it’s important that you make new plans with this in mind. For example, checking your contracts carefully, paying with credit cards for additional protection and taking out wedding insurance is advisable (check comparethemarket.com for offers.)
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For more information about cancelling and re-arranging your wedding day we found this useful advice from Guides for Brides.
We are also offering date-less on the day stationery. This way, you can still use your stationery should your wedding be postponed to another date and if you are interested in the digital versions of our wedding invitations, save the date cards and change the date cards please let us know.


