Post-wedding blues are not uncommon. Just like after any exciting event, once the presents have been unwrapped, the fancy clothes have been put away and the guests have departed, many people can experience a feeling of anti-climax or disappointment. Fortunately there are many ways to keep that smile on your face long after you tie the knot. Here are our top tips for ditching the post-wedding blues.
Get some perspective
The most important first step in dealing with post-wedding day blues is to recognise your wedding for what it really was: a celebration of your marriag
Take off the rose tinted specs
It is easy after some time has passed since your nuptials to reflect on the time of wedding planning as a period of sheer unadulterated joy.
Relive it
If you’re not ready to let go of the excitement of your big day just yet, take a night to relive it and be the centre of attention again.
Keep busy
It’s important to remember that your case of post-wedding blues won’t last.
Up the romance
Your engagement was supremely romantic, your wedding was the stuff of dreams, your honeymoon was just magical, and now… well, now the romance is over,
Make a plan
Once the honeymoon is over and you are back to work, you may feel as though you have nothing left to look forward to.
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