The Final 30 Days
A practical, reassuring guide to finishing the plans and making space for the day
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THE WEDDING
Our Wedding Weekend
A hosting workbook for arrivals, gatherings, shared time, and goodbyes
- 28 pages · 49 fillable writing spaces
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Choose what the weekend is for
A wedding weekend can offer time with people you rarely see, but it does not need to fill every available hour. Begin with the reason you want more than the wedding day itself. You may hope for an unhurried welcome, a rehearsal with a small group, or a final breakfast before guests travel home.
A question to make your own
What we hope the weekend gives us
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About this book.
A welcome gathering, a ceremony, a farewell breakfast: give each part of your wedding weekend a clear place and purpose. This hosting workbook helps you connect arrivals, meals, rooms, transport, and goodbyes while leaving guests useful information and the two of you some time simply to be together.
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Couples hosting more than the wedding day itself.
- Map gatherings and say who is invited to each
- Connect accommodation, meals, and transport in both directions
- Explain hosted costs, access details, and practical contacts
- Plan departures, belongings, and the handover to helpers
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- Choose what the weekend is for
- Draw the weekend before detailing the hours
- Be precise about who is invited to what
- Make arrival feel welcoming
- Explain rooms without making promises for guests
- Plan both directions of every trip
- Carry access information across the whole weekend
- Make the food gaps visible
- Design a welcome people can join comfortably
- Use rehearsal time for the things that need practice
- Give each partner time to get ready
- Host the interval between ceremony and celebration
- Give the evening a clear ending
- Choose a next-day gathering people can manage
- Help people leave with the right information
- Reserve time when you are simply together
- Respect the people caring for others
- Say plainly what you are hosting
- Explain what to wear and bring through practical details
- Give questions a place to go
- Follow the belongings between places
- Plan for a late arrival without rewriting everything
- Send a final note guests can use quickly
- Hand over the hosting, then join the weekend
