While social media and your Pinterest board are chock full of sunny Summer day wedding photos, what a lot of people are missing are the massive, HUGE advantages of being a little flexible with the time of year you have your wedding.

If you have the option, if you’re still tossing up which end of the year to have your wedding, then I’d love you to listen to these 7 reasons why winter weddings are better.

“Better than what?”, I hear you ask.

Better than pretty much any other time in so many different aspects.

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Jamila Musayeva is a certified etiquette teacher, a 3x author on etiquette, and a YouTube creator with nearly 1 Million subscribers, whose main focus is modern international etiquette.

Jamila’s approach intertwines personal development, female empowerment, and cultural appreciation, and strikes a delicate balance between progressive living and preserving traditions.

In part 2 of Camille’s interview with her, Jamila will teach you:

• how to ask for cash instead of wedding registry gifts, and
• what to do if you’ve invited someone to your engagement party and then don’t want to invite them to your wedding.

Resources Mentioned:

Ep22: These 3 Important First Steps In Your Wedding Planning Change Everything

Jamila Musayeva YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JamilaMusayeva

Jamila Musayeva Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamila_musayeva/

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Have you ever felt like your wedding planning is a test that you didn’t study for?

OR

That there are rules and expectations about weddings that you had no idea about until you got engaged?

If so, you are not alone.

The unspoken etiquette of weddings trips up a lot of unsuspecting couples and trust me when I say that more than a couple of disagreements have happened because of cross-communication and hurt feelings that come from someone intending one thing and a friend or family member taking it completely another way.

I am excited to share Part 1 of my interview with Jamila Musayeva who is a certified etiquette teacher, a 3X author on etiquette, and a YouTube creator with nearly 1 Million subscribers, whose main focus is modern international etiquette.

Jamila’s approach intertwines personal development, female empowerment, and cultural appreciation, and strikes a delicate balance between progressive living and preserving traditions.

Today Jamila is going to teach you:

· What part modern etiquette plays in weddings,

· Who defines the rules of etiquette, and

· Who pays for and/or organises the engagement party and wedding events.

Resources:

Ep22: These 3 Important First Steps In Your Wedding Planning Change Everything

Jamila Musayeva YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JamilaMusayeva

Jamila Musayeva Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamila_musayeva/

Send Unbridely a 90-second audio message on Speakpipe: https://www.speakpipe.com/unbridelypodcast

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