Jasmine Wallis

Cindy, Ray and I all went through the things that genuinely shaped our weddings into being the best days of our lives.

So let's get into that.

I kind of regret being stressed right before the ceremony.

So my lesson from the day was kind of like, calm the fuck down.

Just relax.

Because once the ceremony was over, I was like, it was like a weight lifted off my shoulders.

I think there was just so much like anticipation for the ceremony and it being such a big moment in your life.

Like the pressure is just unbelievable and you think you're going to be fine and then it starts to approach and you're like, oh my God.

Yeah, hyperventilating.

So I would have just tried to keep myself a bit more calm, like maybe have a little bit of rescue remedy and just have a swig of champagne and maybe just cool it a little bit because I think I would have remembered walking down the aisle a little bit more clearly and just enjoyed that few minutes a little bit more, whereas I was quite worked up during that time.

I think that was a really key part of me not having a bridal party because the time that we were taken away by our photographer, videographer, content creator, I just had that time with Adrian.

So I didn't have to worry about whatever anyone else was doing and what photos they were getting taken.

It was just us.

So we could be like, oh, my God.

Yeah.

So it was just really exciting.

And I would also say like a lesson from this whole process as well.

I have never again thought about the money that I've spent because it genuinely, as you said before, it sounds cliche, but it really is one of the best days of your life.