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“It’s Only One Day” — Why That One Day Deserves to Be Celebrated Fully

  • Writer: Jean Rivers
    Jean Rivers
  • 2 days ago
  • 2 min read

Updated: 2 days ago

As wedding planners, we hear it often. “It’s only one day.” It’s usually said with the best of intentions — a gentle reminder not to stress too much, to keep things in perspective. But if you’re in the thick of planning a wedding, or standing at the edge of your wedding weekend, this phrase can feel minimizing. As if your love story, your effort, your dreams, are being trimmed down to just a fleeting 24 hours.

But here’s what we know — and what we remind our couples of constantly:


Yes, it’s one day. But it’s the day.


The day where your world gathers. Where generations — grandparents, childhood best friends, siblings, college roommates, cousins you haven’t seen in years — all sit side by side, just for you. It’s the one day where your past, present, and future meet in one room. That will never happen again in quite the same way.

It’s one day, but it’s layered with meaning. From the quiet moments before you walk down the aisle…To the speeches that make you laugh and cry…To the way your parents look at you during your first dance…To the moment your closest friends are all on the dance floor, arms around each other, singing your favorite song from college at the top of their lungs. It may be one day, but it’s a lifetime’s worth of love squeezed into it.


And those memories? They won’t vanish when the music ends or the lights come up. They’ll replay in your mind — and your heart — forever. They become part of your story as a couple. They remind you, years from now, who showed up, who toasted you, who danced with you in celebration of your love.

So yes, it’s only one day. But we think it’s worth making a big deal about. Because it’s the only day that looks and feels like this — the only one where your love takes center stage with everyone you love watching, cheering, crying, and celebrating.

That kind of magic? It deserves to be planned with intention. Celebrated fully. And remembered forever.



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