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Friday, 1 November 2013

3 Tips To Overcoming Cold Feet

By Jason Larrsohn


As you come up over that last hill along the I-15 Northbound, and you get your first look at the Las Vegas Valley, you are greeted with the pervasive impression of brown. It's in the air, covering the landscape, and all pervasive on the homes. It comes in a vast array of browns: from the lightest tan to the darkest brown on the mountains in the distance. In the day, the smog is sometimes so thick that the strip becomes a haze in the distance.

What if you make a mistake? What if you marry the wrong person? Questions like this can gain traction and absolutely consume the mind in the last week or so leading up to the big day. Considering the longevity of the choice, this phenomenon happens to a lot of couples, regardless of gender.

Hence, there have been quite a few cases of cold feet right before the wedding. Some respond to those chilly toes and warm them up by running as fast as they can in the other direction.

Others choose to put on some socks instead. They steel themselves, choosing to overcome the nerves and continue on with the wedding.

First, look to Red Rock. This beautiful collection of mini-red mountains is located within thirty minutes of the center of the city. Miles upon miles of road take you through the beautiful landscape. With a small fee, you can get a car into the park and find miles of beautiful red landscape to contrast the white of your dress and the dark colors of his tux.

Politely give them a jingle and make sure that everything is still a go for the evening. If there's going to be any problem at all, you need to know asap so you can make arrangements to get food from somewhere else.

Second, head over to the strip for a few beautiful locations. Start at the classic Vegas sign and work your way over. It's located between the roads on the south end of the strip (only accessible from the south bound lanes). A good photographer will be able to find a number of ways to incorporate the sign in a non-traditional way that brings new life and beauty to the location than you ever thought possible.

If this describes you, make a plan to fend off any cold feet thoughts you may get in the final week leading up to your Las Vegas wedding. Pick a few memories that stick out particularly strongly-that confirm that this is the right choice-and save them as reminders when the doubts begin to creep in.

Those memories can help you regain a sense of why you're doing what you're doing, beating the cold feet. Find other ways to remind yourself of the truth of this situation as well and you'll be able to calm yourself down enough to remember why you're doing this.

The second tip is to stay busy throughout that final week of preparation. The longer you have to think about something, the easier it is to get lost in doubts and fears. Staying busy can help you forget your worries so you can continue on without the disabling power of negative thoughts taking over. Busyness is the balm of many bad thoughts.

Fourth, dig a bit deeper in to find the themed interiors. Now, to be fair, nearly every hotel you walk into will immediately surround you with the familiar sounds of slot machines and the smell of smoke. It doesn't take long to escape that environment and find the themed interior. The Venetian, for instance, has a beautiful Italian interior; complete with mini rivers and gondolas you can ride around the casino.

Number one, make sure the groom has his tux, and you have your dress when you leave for your Las Vegas wedding venue. Too many finances have suffered with last minute freak outs about forgetting their proper attire.Don't let such a simple thing happen to you. Help ensure you don't forget anything on that special day with these 7 easy tips.




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