5 Crucial Things You Need to Do Once the Wedding is over
Posted by Editor in Uncategorized on Jan 4th, 2019 | Comments Off on 5 Crucial Things You Need to Do Once the Wedding is over“Now what?”
This is the question that you will eventually ask, and should be a question that you have several answers for.
However, people respond to situations differently. Sometimes, the stress of planning and coordinating a wedding to make sure everything goes smoothly can suddenly be replaced by that feeling of sadness once the wedding is over.
While it can be easy to feel a little deflated, the planning is not quite over yet. Here are a few crucial things you need to do to wrap everything up and fully settle into married life:
1. Say “thank you”.
Getting caught up in the whirlwind of planning your wedding itinerary can be stressful and may make you want to unwind, but the first thing you need to do after the wedding is to thank the guests who came – especially the close friends who came from out of town.
2. Spend time as a married couple.
Feeling the post-wedding blues is normal, but it’s important to get over it by actually spending time with your partner as a married couple.
You can take this opportunity make dinner at home more romantic by lighting a few candles or take a detour from work – anything, really, as long you focus on the small things that make you feel loved, secure, and warm on a daily basis.
3. Take care of your finances.
Planning your wedding has most likely put a considerable drain on your accounts, and with a new chapter of your life comes a new set of financial challenges that you need to slog through to keep your status situated.
However, you don’t have to work through your problems alone. Be sure to sit down and discuss your financials with your partner, and be open and honest about everything when you do.
4. Set up house.
Whether you’re already living together or one of you is moving in with the other, make sure that people know where to look for you. (If you’re not already living together,
For instance, changing the address forms of your credit cards and utilities or adding your name or your spouse’s name to the lease agreement will help make things easier not just for the people who need to find you, but for yourselves as well.
5. Start making plans.
It could be for anything – buying a new home, travelling somewhere for your vacation, your first anniversary, or even just a simple dinner plan or a fun night at the movies – but the important thing is that you’re looking forward to spending time with your partner for the rest of your life.