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I feel for brides who have to cancel/postpone their wedding cause of the COVID-19.

Jenna Szczesny

Apr 01, 2020

Stephenville, TX

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Every girl dreams of the perfect wedding and planning a wedding is an exciting thing for sure. The days leading up to the wedding are always extremely exciting too except when you have to cancel or postpone your date. With all the stuff that is going on right now, I have couple friends who have had to switch/move around their wedding date. I can only imagine how difficult it much be to check with all your vendors and make sure they have your new date available. But what if they do not have it available, what do you do??? I would go crazy at this point but with a strong support system, I think I could have made it through.

Here is what one of my friends said about postponing her wedding:

"Her mom was a life saver (good support system) and take care of a lot of the details to help save me from some stress. We had to contact every vendor that we already booked and make sure the new date was good for them. We also contacted all of our family members that lived out of state to let them know of the new date because we want them at our wedding. We also bought tons of personalized wedding stuff with the date on it so now we have to scrap all of it. :( We still are in the air with our new date in May with all this craziness."

I feel for this bride/friend! This cannot be easy to switch things all around in just a short period of time. A girl always wants things to be perfect but with all this madness happening in our world today, this is not easy. Having an original wedding date, counting down to the big day. Then getting 30 days till your wedding and COVID-19 happens. Now your countdown begins again hopefully!

Keep the faith to all the brides out there changing things around! Trust in God and everything will be okay, and you will get your day and spend the rest of your life with the man you love!

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