5 Mistakes to Avoid when Planning Your Seychelles Wedding

1. 5 Mistakes to Avoid when Planning Your Seychelles Wedding

2. Planning your wedding in Seychelles? You might already be making these common mistakes without even knowing it.

3. There may be several things that could go wrong on your wedding day that are beyond all of our control-an unexpected thunderstorm, for example.

4. There are also many common Seychelles beach wedding mistakes that can easily be avoided by learning from past couples experiences.

5. From being too focused on the weather predictions, to not trusting your wedding planner enough, we are about to go over the 5 most common mistakes we see on a daily basis, when couples are planning their Seychelles weddings.

6. DIY weddings • DIY-inga wedding back home and attempting to DIY a wedding in a country you have never been in are two entirely different things.

7. Yes, you have read all the articles, and yes, you have ticked all the check lists boxes. However, you are still coming to a different country not quite knowing what to expect.

8. Not only is it extremely time consuming to contact and attempt to coordinate each vendor individually, but you will soon find that the costs will quickly pile up, especially if you have a several guests attending the wedding.

9. At the end of the day, no wedding couple wants to come to the conclusion that they neglected a small detail, as they had too much on their plate or that they simply was too busy to have a good time at their own wedding.

10. We instead advise couples to work with a local wedding planner,in order to realize their Seychelles wedding dreams, and do indeed DIY small details that will really make your wedding, yours. Like your cake topper, specially engraved cake cutting knives, or wedding signs.

11. Not trusting the wedding planner • Every so often we will meet a couple, who has definitely been doing their research, but the downside is the research has been done from out dated or incomplete sources.

12. A simple example of that would be an article claiming that the north side of Mahe has less seaweed, than the South side. Without factoring in that theseaweed comes up based on the monsoon.

13. Though it is correct that some months the north side will be calmer, with less sea weed, it is also correct that during other months, the south side will be calmer with less seaweed.

14. Same goes for the beaches, it is also worth noting that the layout can change based on the monsoon, tide and rainfall.

15. With all that having been said, we can’t stress enough how important it is to trust your wedding planner to make the right decision for you.

16. After all, their goal is to make sure your wedding in Seychelles is an amazing and unforgettable experience.

17. Let’s pinterest get in their head • It’s very easy to get lost in the sea of ideas, and inspirations that’s known Pinterest.

18. Throughall the scrolling, and pinning it is just as easy to forget that Seychelles is a tropical country, which means that some ideas are more doable than others, while other ideas will probably have an extra fee to execute.

19. We encourage brides to ask their Seychelles Wedding planners for samples of decorations from past weddings, so they have a clear idea of what can be done when it’s their turn to get married in Seychelles.

20. Planning according to the weather forecast • Very few couples want it to rain on their wedding day, who can blame them? After all they did come to “sunny Seychelles” for the clear skies and blue sea.

21. We sometimes see couples getting obsessed and carried away with the weather forecast, going as far as scheduling and rescheduling their wedding date, based solely on weather predictions.

22. What they fail to take into consideration is that with Seychelles being a tropical island, these predictions are just that — predictions.

23. It’s not a promise that it will rain, and even if it does rain, it might be on the other side of the island, or another island entirely, not affecting you one bit.

24. Countless times we’ve had couples, who have postponed the wedding even before reaching Seychelles, simply because “it will rain on that day” but then it does not. However, it sometimes rain on the day that was predicted to be sunny.

25. Most wedding planners will have a plan B, plan C, and even plan D when it comes to the rain, check with yours, and see what options you have, so you will feel reassured and less stressedabout something you can’t control.

26. The number one piece of advice we can give to any couple thinking about Getting Married in Seychelles is — “the weather is unpredictable.”

27. With that having been said don’t forget the reason you came to Seychelles in the first place, and if it comes down to it, don’t let a bit of rain ruin this special day.

28. Sweating the small stuff • The frangipani flowers you wanted may not be in season, your celebrant may have gotten held up in their previous wedding, or you may encounter some light passing showers.

29. Who cares? At the end of the day, you are standing here, surrounded by Seychelles’ picturesque beauty, about to say “I do” to the love of your life.

30. Sometimes couples gets too focused on the small details, that they forget to be present, here and now, basking in this special moment.

31. We do understand that what may seem like a big deal to some, might seem unimportant to others, but it is important to always remember that this is a once in a life time experience.

32. We sincerely believe that the secret behind planning a successful Seychelles wedding is to keep calm, and don’t sweat the small stuff.

33. Now that you know what the most common wedding mistakes are, it is time to start planning your wedding in Seychelles.

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