Tie up loose ends

The best is yet to come

When the party is over and you’ve returned from honeymoon with a big reality bump, it’s time to tie up any loose ends so you can get on with being a Mrs.

Write those thank-you cards, making them as personal as possible; confirm the photos you want with the photographer; ensure all bills are paid and any borrowed bits and pieces returned.

If you bought a pair of cream silk shoes, why not get them dyed black so they can be worn more regularly?

While the professional photos are always a great memento, ask your friends to send over all the photos they took so you can create a more ‘rough and ready’ album that shows the good, the bad and the ugly.

Above all, make sure you remember the best is yet to come.

Article Plan 10 tips for planning a wedding ▼

• 10 tips for planning a wedding
• Start out on the right foot
• Put ‘the dress’ to the test
• Make your mark
• Get the right tools
• Be first in line
• Don’t mess up
• Put pen to paper
• Eat, drink and then be merry
• Take some time out
• Tie up loose ends