Once you get engaged, it’s only natural that you want to shout your excitement from the rooftops?or at least from Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. But how much sharing is too much during your wedding planning" Are there things you shouldn’t share at all on social media" Here’s six mistakes you may want to avoid when it comes to your engagement and social media.
1. Sharing Your Engagement on Social Media Before You Tell Close Friends and Family
One of the first social media faux pas you can make while wedding planning is to share a picture of your engagement ring before you make a call to your mom, your best friend, or send out a group text to all your closest pals. The last thing you want is for random classmates from college or someone you worked with two jobs ago to know about your upcoming wedding before the most important people in your life. Once you’ve shared the exciting info with all of the most important people, feel free to post that Boomerang of your sparkly new ring. 2. Posting About Every Wedding Appointment

When you’re planning a wedding, you will be heading to a lot of appointments to pick a venue, a caterer, a florist, a wedding cake baker, and maybe even a wedding planner. It might be tempting to share a quick post on Facebook or start a live feed when you are heading to yet another wedding planning appointment, but it’s best to spare your friends and family every little detail. Being excited is great?and exp...