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Health and Wellness Tips for Brides and Grooms: Preparing Mind and Body for the Big Day


Health and Wellness Tips for Brides and Grooms Preparing Mind and Body for the Big Day
Photo by Nick Georgiou Photography

So, you’ve said “Yes!” and now you’re gearing up to say “I do.” While planning a wedding is incredibly exciting, it can also be a whirlwind of to-do lists, appointments, and occasional (or frequent) moments of “Where did I put my sanity?” But don’t worry, I’ve got you covered with some fun and easy health and wellness tips for brides and grooms to make sure both your minds and bodies are in tip-top shape for the big day!


A tipi wedding at Baby Moon
Photo by Nick Georgiou Photography

Embrace the Art of Napping

First things first, let’s talk about sleep. I know it sounds cliché, and a lot easier for some than others, however getting enough sleep is crucial for keeping those stress levels in check. Plus, beauty sleep isn’t just a myth—your skin will thank you. So, whenever you can, sneak in a power nap. Just a 20-minute snooze can work wonders.


Hydrate Like It’s Your Job

Wedding planning can be thirsty work. Hydration is key to maintaining energy levels, clear skin, and overall well-being. Carry a water bottle with you and make a game out of drinking water—like taking a sip every time someone mentions seating charts or centrepieces.


Dance It Out

Feeling overwhelmed? Put on your favorite tunes and have a little dance party. Whether you’re into Beyoncé or 80s rock, moving your body to music is a fantastic way to reduce stress and boost your mood. Plus, it’s a fun way to sneak in some cardio without feeling like you’re working out.


Mindful Moments

Mindfulness isn’t just for yoga retreats. Take a few minutes each day to practice deep breathing or meditation. Apps like Headspace or Calm can guide you if you’re new to this. These mindful moments can help clear your mind and keep you focused on the joy of marrying your best friend, rather than stressing over floral arrangements.


Healthy Nibbles

We know how tempting it can be to reach for comfort food during stressful times, but try to keep some healthy snacks on hand. Nuts, fruits, and veggies are great for keeping your energy up and avoiding those dreaded sugar crashes. And hey, dark chocolate is a health food, right?


Spa Day (or Hour)

Take some time for a little pampering. Whether it’s a full-blown spa day or just an hour-long bubble bath, self-care is essential. Consider booking a couples massage to unwind together and reconnect amidst the planning chaos.


Laugh a Little

They say laughter is the best medicine, and I couldn’t agree more. Watch a funny movie, tell each other silly jokes, or reminisce about hilarious moments from your relationship. Laughter not only reduces stress but also brings you closer together.


Sweat It Out

Exercise is a fantastic stress reliever. Find a workout you both enjoy—whether it’s a morning jog, a yoga class, or a hike. Exercising together can be a great bonding experience and will help you both feel more confident and energised.


Delegate Like a Boss

Remember, you don’t have to do everything yourselves. Delegate tasks to your wedding party, family, or hire a wedding planner if it’s within your budget. This will free up your time and energy to focus on each other and enjoy the lead-up to your big day.


Stay Connected

Amid all the planning, make sure to carve out time for just the two of you. Have a date night, go for a walk, or simply sit and chat about your future together. Staying connected will remind you why you’re planning this amazing celebration in the first place.


Wedding Ceremony at Baby Moon
Photo by Nick Georgiou Photography

Planning a wedding is an incredible journey, and taking care of your mind and body will ensure you arrive at your destination happy, healthy, and ready to celebrate your love. Remember to enjoy the process and take things one step at a time.


Cheers to your happily ever after!


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