?One of the advantages of being born in an affluent society is that if one has any intelligence at all, one will realize that having more and more won?t solve the problem, and happiness does not lie in possessions, or even relationships: The answer lies within ourselves. If we can?t find peace and happiness there, it?s not going to come from the outside.? – Buddhist monastic Tenzin Palmo
When planning a minimalist wedding, this is a great quote to keep in mind. Before you begin any planning at all, find the essence of what you want to express to yourself about the marriage and relationship you’re entering into. Hold on to that kernel so that you can always return to it. Then, keep in mind that happiness won’t come from the event of the wedding itself, but from the atmosphere you create and the people who are there to take part in it. So, when keeping things minimalist, where do you start" The Stationary
Draft your wedding invites, menus, signs, maps, and any other printed materials early. Cut as many words as you can, so that the language is clean and simple. Use negative space to your advantage to create a striking, bold, and simple message. It’s a satisfying feeling, looking at an invitation without any unnecessary words or images. Just make sure you have all the information you need for the guests to mark their calendars, RSVP, and find the event. And if you want to eliminate the use of paper for your invites, consider going electronic with ...