Following a proposal, couples often enter an immediate rosy haze of love and mutual adoration for one another. Celebratory drinks with family and friends ensue, bubbles are poured, glasses clinked, and congratulatory sentiments are exchanged. It’s a wonderfully cosy bubble of bustling excitement and eager anticipation.
Then comes the wedding planning. No matter how irrevocably in-love the betrothed are, bride and groom-zillas are bound to emerge at some point during this stage – even if the couple has a host of wedding planners at their side in true Peltz-Beckham fashion. It’s an inherently stressful time with mood boards and mood swings, finalising budgets and perfecting table plans which keep warring members of the family apart at all costs.
