Hi Everyone!
 
Hope you are all well, and truly sprung into spring!
I?ve been a busy little bee since I wrote my introductory piece ? booking up some of the key elements for mine and Ian?s big day, I promise, I will be writing lots about these in the coming weeks.
 

 
But today, and before I spend months writing about flowers and food and all the fun stuff that comes along with planning a wedding, I wanted to write a post on an issue which is really important to me, and I hope will resonate with a lot of you too.
 

 
Getting engaged is awesome, I?m sure we can all agree on that, no complaints, moving on! But for some of us, the attention that goes alongside getting engaged, the questions, the decisions, well, it can all be totes emosh and a bit overwhelming. Especially if you are like me, and prone to bouts of anxiety and general over thinking.
I spend my working life making big decisions and delegating ideas and tasks under really tight time constraints, every day. For some inexplicable reason, this tends to mean that when I get home and I am faced with simple decisions over what to have for dinner, or what to watch on television ? I am completely incapable!
So throw a wedding into the mix, and you have got yourself an explosion waiting to happen!
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Since Ian and I got engaged I have questioned myself on everything. Including (but not limited to) the following:
 
1)   Will anyone turn up (and if not, is it totes...