Ways to Extend Your Wedding Celebrations

Your wedding day is one of the rarest occasions in your life when most of your nearest and dearest are gathered together in one place. That's why you spent days, months, and even years planning your dream day to ensure that every guest has an unforgettable experience on your wedding day.

But how frustrating it seems you will hardly get time to chat to any of your dear ones because you will remain busy all day with the photoshoot, first dance, cake cutting, and other ceremonies that go along with wedding day.

So if you don't want to let it be over in just one day, don't worry! There are some possible ways to extend your wedding celebrations over multiple days, which is also a growing trend in the wedding industry.

Make sure your wedding celebrations don't end too quickly by choosing our top ways to extend your wedding celebrations over multiple days.

Three-day weddings:

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Three-day weddings or Week-long have become very popular nowadays. Many modern-day couples choose a three-day wedding if their budget allows it. However, planning a three-day wedding isn't as simple as it seems because it requires everything organised to keep things moving without any awkward gaps.

If you choose to have a three-day wedding, separating your wedding into different events is the only strategy to organise this extended celebration in a worry-free way. You could consider a welcome party, rehearsal dinner, the main event (i.e., your wedding ceremony and reception), and a farewell brunch in a three-day wedding. This allows the guest to have endless fun and unforgettable experience.

Hold a pre-wedding welcome party:



Hosting a welcome party before the big day is a good idea, particularly if most of your friends and relatives are out of town. This is a fabulous way to greet guests and a fun social gathering to begin your weekend wedding celebrations.

However, it would be best if you held a welcome party one or two days before the big day when most of your attendees will be coming. You can make this party special for everyone by encouraging attendees to mix and mingle with each other. You can also take the chance to squeeze in a little quality time with people you haven't seen in a long time.

A Rehearsal Dinner:



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A rehearsal dinner is usually the final pre-wedding event before the actual big day. Rehearsal dinner will not only provide you one additional night of enjoyment to share with your attendees, but it also allows family and friends to come together and rehearse for the big day, which is led by an epic night of toasts, drinks, and good cheers.

A rehearsal dinner is also a remarkable moment to distribute gifts to your wedding party and parents if you aren't planning to do so on your big day. You'll be in a more small crowd and have a little more time to hand out and open gifts.

Throw a farewell brunch:


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A farewell brunch, sometimes called post-wedding brunch, is a favourite way for newlyweds to extend wedding day celebrations. It's a grand opportunity for newlyweds to spend some more time with their loved ones and exchange final goodbyes before they head home. Generally, farewell brunches are more popular at destination weddings or for weddings where the majority of the friends and relatives are out-of-town. However, anyone can hold a post-wedding farewell brunch!

Since you're looking for ways to extend your wedding celebrations, you absolutely can throw one, even if all of your guests live nearby. By doing so, you not only wrap up your wedding celebrations in a pleasant way, but you can also take this chance to thank your guests and spend more time with your loved ones.