Wedding planning is a busy time, but it’s also a time for you to be reflective on your future: where you’ll live, what your holiday traditions will look like and, of course, if and when you’ll start a family. But if you’re starting a family a little sooner than what you thought?like, say, right in the middle of wedding planning?there’s no need to panic or postpone the ceremony.
Expecting a little one soon" Here’s what to do if you become pregnant while planning your wedding.
First, Calm Down

It’s easy to get overwhelmed with wedding planning as it is, but add in a pregnancy on top of it and that can be a recipe for a stressful situation?but it doesn’t have to be. Before you make any arrangements or start to take your pregnancy into consideration with your wedding plans, take a minute to breathe and celebrate your new little bundle of joy that’s coming into the world. Whether you planned your pregnancy or it was a happy surprise, it doesn’t mean that your wedding plans have to drastically change. You’ll just have an extra little something to look forward to after the ceremony is over.
Plan Who You’ll Tell About the Pregnancy (or Decide to Keep it a Secret)
Depending on how soon your wedding is and how far along you are, it’s possible that you can keep the baby news under wraps until you’re further into the pregnancy (especially if you plan on wearing a loose fitting or flowy wedding go...