Now talking about bridal masks, you can’t just go with the boring regular masks for your wedding right? They have to match with your lehenga and be unique. So why don’t you check out these super cool and stylish bridal masks that are trending on Instagram? After all, when it comes to your big day, fashion inspiration is always welcome!

Match It With Your Outfit

A big fan of Co-Ord outfits? Get bridal masks matching your lehenga. Look at these beautiful brides who look absolutely stunning in masks made out of their blouse’s cloth material. We are sure any bride can rock this look with ease.

Floral Bridal Masks

Floral masks just got a super real touch with these masks with real flowers. If you can have floral jewellery for your mehendi function then why not a floral mask made out of real flowers? We have checked out these floral masks and we can promise that its definitely a 10/10.

Flaunt That Makeup With Transparent Masks

Just imagine you are a lipstick addict and you dont get to flaunt your bold lipstick on your wedding day, total nightmare, right? We understand but what if we told you that you can now flaunt your entire makeup without putting your health at risk? Yes brides! Here are some transparent masks that is your saviour!

The Bride Who Dazzled In A Mask With Tassels

This gorgeous bride did not let this difficult situation mar her wedding style. She styled up her elegant bridal mask with fringes in a hue matching her saree’s border. Isn’t this just beautiful?

Masks WIth A Message

Remember those customized blouses, mehendi designs and latkans that went viral that had names of the bride or little message written on it? Yes, we now have customized bridal masks. Write whatever you want and style it the way you want. After all, that’s the real fun of customized products.

Set Couple Goals With Bae Co-Ord Masks

You have a brand new section of couple photo ideas with these masks. Color co-ordinate it with your bae or get quirky illustrations or messages and get those super cool wedding photos that gives all the other couples out there some serious couple goals.

Heavy Embroidery Or Embellished With Stones- Choose A Royal Look

Brides can never let go a chance to flaunt a regal look, even when it comes to their bridal masks. These gorgeous brides opted for a heavily embroidered bridal masks and the ones embellished with stones and metal sequins to give that perfect dulhan wala feel.

Super Stylish Bridal Masks For Your Mehendi Ceremony

We don’t know about you brides but we absolutely love Mehendi ceremonies. All those vibrant colors and the huge scope for flaunting latest trends and showing off your fashion game, its the place to parade your unique and cool bridal mask. What do you think?

So these were some of the trendy bridal masks from which you can take some inspiration. Tell us which one you liked the most and share your bridal mask with us because we are eagerly waiting to hear from you.

Let’s be safe in style.

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Here we have posted some quirky and offbeat sanitizer booth ideas for you that could definitely complement your sassy wedding decor!

Please stop caution board

The area is prepared crafty which is sure to draw attraction. The presentation is wonderful and the guests will love to get their hands sanitized with this set up.

With love and fully loaded!

Presently a corner of an intimate wedding venue is surely reserved for sanitization kiosk. Isn’t this set up beautiful? This open sanitization station is ideal for intimate and backyard wedding venues.

Smart and cute sanitization station

Ensure guests are provided the opportunity to wash off germs and viruses as they enter your wedding venue. This cute looking station is a sure attraction to be loved by all the guest attendees.

Choices and aroma

An ideal set up of a wedding centerpiece table. Sanitization arrangements are ready in each table. The guests have the opportunity to sanitize their hands and then enjoy the lip-smacking delicacies.

Get everything here!

A cute presentation in the form of sanitization kiosk. The presentation is awesome and the guests will surely cherish it.

Woven basket and sanitizers

The white bottles and the brown basket, the contrast is just perfect and we can’t take our eyes off!

All-white setup for sanitizers

This all-white setup looks perfect, with those masks, badges and a sanitizer spray bottle. You can also add some liquid sanitizers in this setup.

Elegant Sanitizing Signboard

This signboard can be that extra flair to your wedding in these tough times. Arrange the hygiene elements right in front of it to complete the decor.

Check out some amazing ceiling decor and floral centerpieces to light up your D day like nothing else!

Postponing your wedding can be very challenging and can have huge cost impacts if not thought out carefully. Especially for Asian wedding which have multiple events and runs for a few days, it is even tougher to manage.

Coronavirus has changed everyone’s life. The Government advice is to avoid mass gatherings. Where you can’t see your friends and family, how can you even think of getting married without them. So, it seems clear that postponing your wedding is the best thing right now.

So, if you’re considering postponing your wedding for now, below checklist will help you reorganise the events relatively easily.

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1. Make up your Mind
2. Decide the next potential dates/month
3. Understand your contracts
4. Inform Venues to Reschedule/Cancel
5. Talk to Suppliers/Artists
6. Take Wedding Insurance
7. Inform Guests
8. Be positive
9. Kickstart planning your new day

1. Make up your mind to postpone

First things first, you should make up your mind whether you wish to postpone it or have a small function instead. It is always difficult to plan anything when in two minds. It will certainly help discussing with your closed family and friends. See the factors that should consider to help making this decision.

WedMePlz Advice: “Right down Pros and Cons of the situations that you have in mind to ease your decision. Cancellation and rescheduling costs is one of the major factor that can heavily affect your decision. Be mindful of that before going down this road”

Choose a few possible postponement dates/month for your events that would fit your theme you were planning. Consider the uncertain environment and plan for a flexible schedule. Think about how you could make it safer for the guests to attend. Although things have started to open up but one knows how long this will take to go back to normal situation. Moreover, if you are still waiting for your wedding outfits the chances are they will be delayed too since most of the bridal wear and accessories are made in India/ Pakistan. These countries are completely shut down and pandemic has not even reached its peak.

WedMePlz Advice: “Don’t plan anything before September unless necessary since it might take longer to attain some sort of normalcy. You might also consider postponing it until next year if you still want to do summer outdoor weddings”

3. Understand Your Contracts

Read the contract you have signed before talking to any of wedding vendors team and understand what you can change it. This will serve as a very good negotiation strategy. In case you and vendors can not reach an amicable solution and you are looking to take refund rather than allow postponement, it is highly likely that you may need to consult the lawyer or raise a claim in county court as per your contract. It is understandable on their part as they are running a business and feeling the pressure of coronavirus recession. If they refund money for all their customers, it becomes hard for them to survive in such a competitive industry. So, it’s important to take out all your receipts and read terms and conditions carefully and see what best can be done. 

Also, check if you have paid a deposit or full payment and check with the supplier about whether there are any rescheduling costs for changing the date. At the moment, most venues and suppliers are trying to very flexible so it shouldn’t be an issue.

WedMePlz Advice: “Its always best to know your contract details and rights for negotiations. But, try to keep yourself flexible and stress free. The simple way is to retain your wedding supplier team as much as possible, keep your current venue and suppliers. You already have a good relationship with them; they will do the best they can to keep their commitment.”

3. Inform Venues ASAP to Reschedule/Cancel

Now that you have read the contracts, you should get in touch with your vendors to discuss all the if’s and but’s. Discuss with them what is the best way to proceed in order to fit overall theme within the time frame and planned theme. 

Firstly, talk to the venues team about possible rescheduling dates since venue is where everything comes together from decor, food, DJ to anything we can think of and one of most expensive part of the wedding. The weddings attract large gathering and is the last thing on the government’s list of relaxing. If the venues will not be allowed to host the wedding on your current date, and they will be more than happy to give a later date to accommodate your postponement plans. If they insist on committing to current date, ask them about their preparation to ensure the safety of everyone attending the wedding as this is the very basic requirement of a venue.

Contact your vendors as early as you can and check their availability for the date you are thinking of postponing your wedding to give yourself the best chance of securing your preferred date.

WedMePlz Advice: “First discuss with Venue before any other vendor, then talk with your other vendors on the agreed date. Don’t overthink and discuss with your supplier, and also understand its hard time for them as well. Keep calm and be patient, give them some time to them to rethink and offer you the best solution.”

4. Talk to Suppliers/Artists

Once the date with your venue is agreed, it would be very easy to know what to talk to with your other suppliers and artists. For your wedding wear and accessories, most supplier would be happy to provide your store credit if the work on your dress hasn’t been started yet. However, the scenario will be completely dependent on which stage of wedding planning you were with your supplier when lock down started. Knowing your contract details comes handy here.

Same would be case with the artists: photographer, makeup artist, haristylist, mehndi artist and entertainment team. Securing the date is comparatively easier with them as with the venue. Since their work start closer to or on wedding date, their cost incurred would be much less as compared to your suppliers. But, sooner you discuss with them then better are your chances to be fitted in for your preferred date. Also, don’t forget to ask them about fail safe plans in case the mehndi or makeup artist couldn’t make it. This would give you peace of mind knowing that each of your vendor has much need backup plans in these uncertain times.

WedMePlz Advice: “Discuss the possibilities with each of your vendors. Understand their limitations and legal commitments. Check with your artist for redundancy in their team. In case they can’t make it, someone else can fill in for them and they have a back up to not leave you stranded.”

5. Take Wedding Insurance

It would be a good idea to take wedding insurance this time. It is more important than it has ever been in case there are further complications to the plans. It generally cost only 5% of your total wedding costs. Insurance would help put your nerves to ease. Read through your insurance thoroughly, and make sure you are covered for major expense reimbursement if their is further postponement.

WedMePlz Advice: “Take the insurance. Read the contract thoroughly and don’t forget to check the excess”

6. Inform Your Guests

If you have ticked all the above, the hard part is all done. Now all you need to do is make sure that your wedding still remains entertaining and memorable for everyone. It would be best to inform your other guests about postponing the wedding. You can include some quirky ideas but the easiest way would be through emails and broadcast message on whatsapp. You may want to notify some people with personalised messages. Draft your message very simple and to the point. Make them aware of the arrangements. Give them multiple ways to be part of your wedding. You could include live video calling/messages to those who can’t make it.

WedMePlz Advice: “We will suggest you to do video calls to elderly guests. It may cheer them up in this loneliness. Give your guests flexible options to join your wedding.”

7. Be positive

We understand it’s hard and how to deal with it, it’s a difficult situation. You had your heart all set on a date which you are planning for long and now changing it, it’s upsetting. Keep yourself positive, now you have a bit more time to plan. Maybe take sometime to relax yourself.

WedMePlz Advice: “Be positive and enjoy your time with family and quality time with your partner.”

8. Kickstart Planning the New Day

Stay calm and positive, set a new date, tell your venues and suppliers. Plan your day keeping in mind which you already have and settle. 

WedMePlz Advice: “ If you have planned the date later in the year, you’re probably getting married in a completely different season.”

Not an easy task to arrange and set everything up from start, but stay relaxed and cheer up. It’s your day, you have to make it special and celebrate as you want to. 

Do you know any friend or relative who is planning to postpone it? Share this list with them to give them much needed support!