Dealing with difficult people while planning your wedding

Planning a wedding is exciting, complicated, and unclear. But on top of that, there are some pretty complicated people that you have to deal with. And you want not to be distracted by them and fully concentrate on the upcoming celebration.
So, difficult people in the wedding planning process and what to do with them. Let’s have patience and understand the basic types of these people.
Wedding planner
This person will be your trusted friend from the moment you plan your wedding to the actual wedding. You may feel that your organizer becomes intrusive. Or offers you something that does not exactly match your idea of a celebration.
Even at the initial stage, pay attention to how well suited to you selected organizer. Perhaps if you can not get along with him, it is worth finding another coordinator, before it’s too late.
A distant relative who definitely wants to come to the wedding
Have you imagined a celebration for the closest of kin, but suddenly a great aunt really wants to get into it? Alas, it happens. And such distant relatives or acquaintances can be very pushy. In this case, you need to politely say that you already have everything planned and just did not have enough space. But you really appreciate the warm wishes.
The person who does not like everything
You may find someone in your environment who is critical of all your wedding ideas. The color scheme is not too bright, the place is not good, the outfit is not chosen according to the latest fashion trends. This can make you wonder if I’m doing it right? To avoid such criticism it is worth not to share the details of the wedding. And point out that all the circumstances of the celebration will be a kind of surprise.
What to do with such difficult people and how not to spoil the wedding?
First of all, make a choice for yourself and your comfort. It’s your holiday and it should go the way you want. Try to avoid conflict situations and solve everything peacefully. Justify your position.
It’s important to set clear boundaries from the beginning. What you approve of and what you think is unacceptable. It is you who should have the last word.
In some difficult situations with people it’s worth it to make concessions. And while it may affect your initial plan, remember that big and small problems happen at every wedding. And that’s okay.
The most active guests can be entrusted with small tasks. On the one hand, you’ll save yourself some hassle. And on the other hand, the guests will be busy and won’t interfere with the wedding organization process.
Guests are, after all, part of the wedding. Unless you plan to elope and say your vows to each other in private. Regardless of any circumstances or heavy people, don’t forget that your wedding is the best wedding ever. And the most important thing is the bride, the groom and their great love.