Wedding belle

I have always had a fascination for weddings. For some weird reason, I love the idea of planning for months on end, finding the perfect dress, venue, cake, flowers, and what have you. Maybe I'm secretly a romantic at heart or a sucker for elegant events, but whatever it may be, I just absolutely LOVE weddings. Last Sunday, I found out that apparently, it runs in the family. So after my conversation with mom on what the perfect and worst ideas for a wedding are, my dreams of becoming a wedding planner have once again been revived.

It's like that time I bought the book I Do (But I Don't) By Cara Lockwood. I have never really been interested in the lives of wedding planners until I read the book. Despite the hectic schedules and planning, at the end of the day, as a planner, you've created that perfect day all brides and well, women dream of since they were kids. Also, I attended like two wedding planning seminars with Rita Neri back in High School because I was genuinely interested. But because the dream didn't seem feasible, I just let it go (boohoo).

I Do (But I Don't). The book that stuck with me since 1st year HS!

But now that I'm at that point in my life where I'm trying to figure out where I fit in this world, I want to try and revisit that dream. So I'm whipping out the book, and although that isn't the main point of the story (which is a whole other entry), I think it would definitely help me realize that High School dream once more.

I don't know how the hell I'll be able to do this. But I think if I put enough effort into it, I think I could come up with something good...and eventually be someone great and relevant.

xx,

Ri.