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Bid adieu to pre-wedding jitters with these quick and easy tips

Pre-wedding jitters are normal when you have so much on your hands. Here's how you can deal with it the right way!
Bid adieu to pre-wedding jitters with these quick and easy tips. Image Courtesy: Shutterstock
Husain Minawala Updated: 1 Dec 2022, 20:16 pm IST
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Doubt, anxiety, and stress in the weeks leading up to the wedding are common and an inescapable aspect of matrimonial celebrations, regardless of whether you’re the bride-to-be or groom-in-waiting. It’s best to resolve the situation on your own, even though everyone around you will want to provide advice on how to maintain composure and minor lifestyle adjustments before the wedding. You may be confident that you’ll look and feel fantastic on your big day. Although pre-wedding jitters are normal since one is uncertain about the future, psychologists and relationship specialists believe that it is crucial to address them so that the person experiencing them doesn’t continue to feel this way for a long time.

Here, we offer advice on tackling and calming pre-marriage nerves.

Bid adieu to pre-wedding jitters with these tips. Image Courtesy: Shutterstock

How to overcome pre-wedding jitters?

Here’s how you can deal with pre-wedding jitters to enjoy your D-day to the fullest:

1. Communication is key!

Any couple’s main priority should be to communicate effectively. A lot of times, couples are concerned about how their life will alter once they get married. Therefore, discuss activities you will end up doing with your spouse after the wedding rather than what might have been. Furthermore, if you are worried about the wedding, sit down with your partner and discuss your feelings while stating your goals explicitly.

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2. Avoid comparison

Your expectations must be realistic. Before you sign a contract with a vendor, you should make explicit any expectations you have of them. Additionally, refrain from comparing your wedding to others. The thief of joy is comparison. Stay faithful to the idea of your happy day.

3. Acceptance is better than confrontation

You can never predict how your immediate relatives will act on your wedding day. Talk to them before the wedding if you have any expectations of them. Recognize that every family has challenging people and that sometimes moving on via acceptance is the best option because conversing only makes matters more difficult.

4. Deal with your emotions with the right approach

How frequently do you imagine a situation being much worse than it actually was? The same can happen with a wedding scenario. The caterer does not make good food. The wedding outfits don’t fit. The bridesmaids look uncoordinated. The decorations are not up to the mark. Start by becoming aware of your thoughts when they spiral out of control. It’s not the best strategy to deal with these emotions by playing them down. Accepting your feelings and reframing your thoughts is the correct approach.

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5. Don’t try to handle everything single-handedly

The worst thing you can do while planning a wedding is trying to handle everything alone without delegating work. Couples frequently fall into the perfectionist trap and assume that others won’t be able to complete tasks with the same level of accuracy as themselves. You must know that if someone cared about you, they would do anything they could to make it great for you.

6. Follow a schedule

Follow a calming bedtime ritual, which may involve having a bath, reading a book, journaling, listening to music, etc. Additionally, practice meditation to calm your thoughts. Avoid gadgets at least 2 hours before bed. Maintain peace, privacy and comfort in your bedroom. Avoid drinking anything 30 minutes before bed. To balance your circadian rhythm, spend about 30 minutes in the morning sun.

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7. Consult a professional

Never be reluctant to ask for professional assistance when necessary. More effectively and quickly than any other strategy on the list is professional assistance. They can change your anxious thought patterns by identifying them and working through a variety of psychotherapies. Additionally, hypnotherapy and energy healing (Reiki) are two of the most successful ways to reduce pre-wedding anxieties.

Husain Minawala

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