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You have heard about them and read about them. Maybe even seen them in a distant and undefined wistful look in a friend. And perhaps you are wondering... will it happen to me?

Because just like every other day, the sun will set on your wedding day too. And, if you have been riding the gigantic wave of planning, DIYg, bartering and seemingly endless conversing about your wedding, chances are~ you are going to experience some sort of let down afterward. No worries! It is only natural after spending such an enormous amount of energy concentrated on the events of one particular day.

Some welcome the end to all the activity, attention and stress that comes from planning the big day while others are left with a void! All that anticipation and excitement during wedding planning... it is like poof, all done. And still others may not even see the blues coming at all.

Do you fight it...? Ignore it...? Roll with it...?

Lessen it. You have become a master at planning... why not plan for those pesky blues too? The honeymoon and the writing of Thank You notes will certainly keep you from crashing headfirst into a sea of unaccustomed tranquility. But, keeping yourself busy in other meaningful ways will channel your energy and your passion into the beginning of your marriage. And while it is true that all days must end... at least at the end of your wedding day, you are married! And that is an awesome thought!

* start a scrapbook for your wedding to pull out on anniversaries
* take a specialized cooking class
* take an interior decorating class
* spend time getting to know new family members
* reacquaint yourself with your new found peace and quiet
* spend quality time with your new husband!!
* what else?

Are you anticipating the post-wedding blues? How did or how will you handle them?

That said, visit www.TrulyEngaging.com {the wedding blog of MagnetStreetWeddings} for all things wedding including posts that will make you laugh, tear up and hopefully inspire you!

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All the Best,
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