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We enjoyed our three(!!) weddings enormous amounts. For me, living as an expat, they gave me an incredible chance to spend a ton of time with my extended family which was absolutely a blessing. Those small moments, making endless mojito popsicles with my cousins, ordering my bouquet 3 days before our NY wedding with my aunt, saying a little prayer together before our Bordeaux wedding with my friend and MUHA. I'll never forget them. Ever.
Those moments make up a huge part of the wedding experience because they're so much more profound than the 100, 1 minute identical conversations you'll have on the day of your wedding ("Congratulations! You look beautiful, how are you? I'll let you go say hello to everyone else, we'll chat later." And then you never get to chat)
Maybe it sounds ungrateful, but honestly, I'm not going to apologize for wanting better conversation than small talk with the people I love most in the world. That was the thing I absolutely didn't like about the wedding, you have all of these people giving you so much love through their presence, words, and overall energy, and I didn't feel like I could properly thank them, ever, or show them enough gratitude for being there on a day that was so special to me.
I've struggled really hard with trying to get over these feelings and one by one, see all of our friends and family and spend quality time with them, just to thank them for supporting us, lifting us up, and their unending love. It'll take years, a lifetime perhaps.
But really right now what we are doing is enjoying being together again. This time a bit more bonded then before, but with none of the stress of planning a big event. Now each time we go and visit my in-laws it's just hanging out, and not checking off endless to-do lists. Now when I talk to my cousins, it's catching up and joking around, not asking for advice because I'm stressed. Our life has gone back to being simple. Our free time has gone back to revolving around enjoying time with our families and friends, and traveling.
This group is for stories relating the Season 2 finale, A Canterlot Wedding. Particularly, ones that involve Twilight Sparkle's friends, brother and Princess Celestia feeling guilty for the way they abandoned her for her blind accusations against the fake bride and trying to make amends with her.
Hey, as a topic for this group, here is a question that I'm sure some people have been debating about from this two-parter:
* Was Shining Armor being himself during his outburst towards Twilight at the end of Part 1 or was it a result of Queen Chrysalis' brainwashing?
Has anyone ever considered writing a story where, after Shining Armor kicks Twilight out of the wedding, she winds up as a human in the world of One Piece and becomes a member of the Straw Hat Pirates? (Pre-Time Skip and spending two years developing her own skills in combat and magic before hitting the Post-Time Skip)
As much as I'd like to give him the benefit of a doubt, the only time he was unquestionably under brainwashing was during the actual wedding. Other than that, there doesn't seem to be any difference in his personality from when his brainwashing was lifted, and even Twilight doesn't seem to notice anything different about him.
I ran a poll over on my Instagram stories on how many of my followers suffered from the post-wedding blues, and in all honesty, I was surprised that the majority of those that voted said they had indeed experienced the post-wedding blues.
If this was an accurate representation of the population of newlyweds (which of course from my own small poll I cannot quantify), that equals a heck of a lot of couples feeling down after their wedding day.
So the question is why do newly married couples feel blue? And what can you do to help yourself from feeling this way? I have put together some of my own musings on the post-wedding blues and some ideas to help combat them.
I remember when I got engaged way back when in 2008, I was so excited about the prospect of wedding planning. There are films dedicated to wedding planning (hello Father of the Bride and The Wedding Planner), which I grew up watching.
Each wedding planning stage has a new aspect to plan or look forward to, so what happens when all those years, months, days and evenings of wedding planning come to an end? You can feel like you have a lot of spare time on your hands and quite possibly not have something to look forward to and plan in the future.
Whatever the reason for feeling blue post-wedding, here is a step-by-step guide to avoiding the blues in the first place and ways to help you move on from all things wedding if you are feeling low.
Focus on aspects such as memory-making, so personal touches like music choices, personalised vows and readings that you can relive together in years to come. Not to mention ensuring you have amazing wedding photography and film to look back on with fond memories you can treasure.
Think about having a post-wedding meet-up with your loved ones, a breakfast, lunch, BBQ, drinks, a way to talk down from the events of your wedding. Or head off straight away on a mini-moon or honeymoon to enjoy that post-wedding newlywed bubble.
I found it to be the loveliest feeling ever, being a wife, having a husband and a new name too! It is a novelty for sure and made me smile each time I said all of the above. Make the most of that feeling and make your travels an extension of your wedding day.
You could also delay opening your cards and gifts (if you are lucky enough to be in receipt of them) for after the honeymoon. The same goes for your guest book messages and special touches you may have organised on the day. We actually read our Jenga wedding guest book on our first year anniversary, which was super lovely.
This may sound strange, but think about giving your house a good clean before your wedding, the last thing you want to do is come back from your dream honeymoon to a messy pad. Not quite what you want to be doing in the days before your wedding, but it will make things feel lovely when you return home.
Also, think about having a couple of days off of work after your honeymoon, it will give you a breather before going full force back into normality. Have a couple of lazy days, to relax, sort and catch up.
How could I have the blues after having the most perfect day of my whole life?! My wedding day went even better than I ever dreamed it could, it was magical from start to finish, I am so happy I now have those memories to treasure forever rather than the anxiety and stress of wondering if it will go well!
The post-wedding blues should be a temporary feeling as life moves on, but if it isn't be sure to see a professional for some extra help. Its now time to enjoy your marriage together and that is certainly something to celebrate.
Lois Heckman is a certified Life-Cycle Celebrant officiating weddings, funerals, memorials and other milestones in the Pocono Mountains. She can be reached through her website: LoisHeckman.com and follow her on Pinterest at celebrantlois, google+, and instagram.
In fact, right up until the day before the wedding, I saw the day itself as the culmination of our hard work, intricate organisation and the start of many more exciting days ahead. And it really was; it was special in every way possible. Perfect? No. Perfectly imperfect? Yes indeed. A true reflection of us as a couple full of joy and love.
So why, less than 24 hours after getting married, was my expected happiness and relief of starting our married journey, replaced by sadness, loss, even, dare I say, a touch of depression? Why did I feel like I had landed back on earth with a bump? And why had nobody warned me about the post wedding blues?
Dragging my feet around and staring limply at a cold cup of tea was never my style, but every time I tried to do anything I had a gut wrenching ache that I wanted to turn back time and do it all again. Like wanting to savour the best bits of your favourite film, I wanted to feel and experience the best bits of our wedding again and appreciate them tenfold!
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