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Katherine De Leon

Katherine De Leon

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Wedding Content Specialist and Bridal Advisor

BIO SUMMARY

Hello brides-to-be! I’m your Wedding Content Specialist and Bridal Advisor at Mrs At Last, with over a decade of wedding experience. Passionate about all things bridal, I’m here to make your journey to the altar magical. I'll offer advice and creative ideas every step of the way.

BIO

My love affair with all things bridal began when I planned my own wedding, and ever since, I’ve been head over heels helping brides create their perfect day.

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At Mrs  At Last, I weave my passion into every article, offering you insightful advice, creative ideas, and practical solutions. Whether it’s finding that dream wedding dress or navigating the sometimes-stressful planning process, I’m here to ensure your journey to the altar is nothing short of magical.

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I curate and write a selection of bridal and wedding-related articles, each one full of useful tips, trendy ideas, and expert guidance.

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I'm with you all the way with your wedding journey and I'll make sure every moment leading up to your big day is truly special and filled with love!

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Latest author's posts

5 Mistakes to Not Make with Your Wedding Photography

5 Mistakes to Not Make with Your Wedding Photography

When it comes to wedding photography, it's crucial to avoid certain mistakes to ensure a successful and memorable experience for all involved. Ensuring that your shooting style aligns with your personal aesthetic, consistently backing up photos to prevent loss, being mindful of the questions you ask guests, handling camera equipment with care, and prioritizing capturing essential moments are all key lessons to keep in mind. By staying true to your style, being diligent with backups, practicing sensitivity, being cautious with equipment, and focusing on important moments, you can avoid common pitfalls and deliver exceptional wedding photography services.

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How To Make A Wedding Budget ( And Stick To It )

How To Make A Wedding Budget ( And Stick To It )

Creating and sticking to a wedding budget involves open communication and collaboration between all parties involved in contributing financially. It is essential to move away from traditional assumptions and decide on each contributor's share early on. Establishing a clear budget based on these contributions, categorizing expenses, and being aware of hidden costs are crucial steps. Tracking expenses, negotiating with vendors, utilizing budget tools, and making necessary adjustments ensure financial discipline throughout the wedding planning process, ultimately leading to a successful and stress-free celebration within budget constraints.

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How to Reduce Stress When Planning Your Big Day

How to Reduce Stress When Planning Your Big Day

Planning your big day can be overwhelming, but there are ways to reduce stress and enjoy the process. Recognizing early signs of stress, practicing relaxation techniques like deep breathing, and delegating tasks can help alleviate pressure. Staying organized with a detailed schedule, setting a realistic budget, and communicating openly with your partner and vendors are also key strategies. Prioritizing self-care, seeking support when needed, and being flexible to adapt to changes can make the wedding planning journey more manageable and enjoyable.

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How to Make Your Man Jump to Plan Your Wedding

How to Make Your Man Jump to Plan Your Wedding

To make your man jump to plan your wedding, involve him in the process from the start by discussing wedding themes and visions together. Play to his interests and skills by assigning tasks he enjoys, such as music selection or creating cocktails. Encourage his creativity in tasks that resonate with him, like planning surprises such as the honeymoon or writing vows. Set aside specific times for wedding planning discussions and maintain open communication to make the process collaborative and enjoyable for both of you. By fostering a positive and inclusive environment for idea-sharing and allocating responsibilities effectively, you can ensure that your partner is actively engaged in planning your special day.

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