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Molly
Super October 2020

Anyone have a plan b

Molly, on April 2, 2020 at 11:26 AM Posted in Community Conversations 0 5
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Does anyone have a plan B due to COVID19.



FH and I have talked even though are wedding is 11/07/20, if by July it has not need we will move the wedding to February not sure on a date yet. This is because my job has reduced my hours, my girls have not tried on dresses yet, and much more needs to be done. It can be done in a few months but I'm just worried.

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Latest activity by Amy, on April 9, 2020 at 10:42 AM
  • Sarah
    Devoted November 2021
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    We're getting married on October 24th and we've said that July 1st we'll decide if we need to postpone or not. I'm really set on a Fall wedding and don't really want to wait another whole year, so we'll either postpone until February or next October Smiley sad
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  • Molly
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    I too don't want to wait another year, sounds like your in the same boat as me. Good luck with everything.
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  • Michelle
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    Mine is 10/24, I think we won’t make decisions until mid to late July. Might downsize if we can but if this continues I don’t think you can even get married because the courts are closed here in Ohio.
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  • Molly
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    Same here in PA
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  • Amy
    WeddingWire Administrator August 2013
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    Hi Molly,

    I'm sorry that you're feeling worried in the midst of wedding planning. As you said, you have some time until you need to make a decision. I think it's great that you've set a deadline to postpone. It's very proactive!

    You certainly are not alone in this uncertainty. Here's a related discussion: November 2020 wedding - anyone postponing yet?

    Also, WeddingWire recently published a new article on How to Pivot Your Wedding Planning Amid the Coronavirus Crisis that may be helpful to you. If you want to consider your options and next steps, WeddingWire has linked a ton of resources here: Our COVID-19 Weddings Advice Guide. You'll find articles like these:

    Smiley ring Wedding Planning Guilt Is Real Right Now—Here's How to Avoid It

    Smiley ring How to Use Quarantine to Your Wedding-Planning Advantage

    I hope everything works out for your November wedding! Smiley heart

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