A memorable wedding can stand out in your mind. It’ll create fantastic memories for everyone involved and will be something you and your friends and family talk about all the time. Making sure your wedding is fun, special and personal isn’t easy, but with a bit of work, you can create an utterly unique experience that’ll be a treat for everyone you invite.
Here are some of the more interesting ways to make your wedding more memorable and fun.
Unique wedding favours
Wedding favours are typically used as gifts to say thank you. Unfortunately, most wedding favours are cheap and tacky gifts that generally aren’t used or appreciated at all. It usually involves edible gifts or even cheap jewellery. They’ll often be eaten and forgotten or not used at all which can seem like a huge waste. Instead, why not consider something that can be kept around for a long time and actually put to use?
This could include reusable drinkware, clothing items such as a scarf or even a plush toy to commemorate your wedding event. This is just a few ideas that you could use, but in general, you should be focusing on wedding favours that will stay around for a much longer time.
Make the venue more unique
Looking for unique wedding venues can be tiring, but it’s one of the most important ways to make your wedding a more memorable experience. The venue says everything about your wedding day and it’ll help define the backdrop to the experience you create. As such, you want to have a wedding venue that stands out in its own way. Consider the type of building it is, the amenities it has and also what makes it unique.
The most typical wedding venues are usually in expensive hotels, but you can also look for resorts or entertainment complexes that can offer a different experience. In many cases, a memorable wedding venue could stand out because it’s a lot easier to travel to or is more modern than the traditional church wedding that people are used to.
Encouraging your guests to mingle more
The key to a fun and memorable wedding reception is to get your guests to mingle. To achieve this, you need to create situations where your guests are encouraged to speak to each other and interact. For example, you could plan more fun and interesting forms of entertainment before the wedding service starts. Maybe you can encourage some fancy dress later in the evening, or you could have some street food stalls at the venue which helps to create small social groups.
Encouraging your guests to mingle is difficult especially if the guests don’t really know each other or have little connection to one another. Perhaps the most important thing to remember is establishing some kind of entertainment for everyone to enjoy and feel more relaxed. As such, try to put more attention to the entertainment options you have and how guests can participate together.
