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Your Pre-Wedding Wellness Guide
Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
April 29, 2025

Your Pre-Wedding Wellness Guide

Weddings aren’t just about the big day anymore—they’re becoming a whole vibe, and wellness is front and centre, as it is with everything these days. We’ve all seen folks get their wellness act together before milestone birthdays, tropical vacations, or even Carnival. Why should a wedding be any different?

In fact, it should be a priority. Planning a wedding can be one of the most emotionally and physically demanding seasons in your life — so it only makes sense that couples approach it like a marathon, not a sprint, by focusing on wellness in the months leading up to the day and incorporating it into the celebration itself.

Wellness isn’t just about green juices and gym selfies. It’s about being grounded, energised, and mentally prepared to enjoy every single moment of your journey to “I do”. From pre-wedding rituals to wellness-centred wedding weekends, here’s how to say yes to health, happiness, and a whole lot of hydration.

 

Before the Big Day: The Wedding Prep Glow-Up

If there’s one piece of advice we can offer, it’s this: Start early. Consider your wedding a major performance — you want to feel strong, clear-headed, and present. That doesn’t happen overnight.

Some couples make a conscious effort to attend the gym regularly, sign up for wellness classes, and clean up eating habits months before walking down the aisle.

Your wellness plan doesn’t have to be extreme or punishing. It’s not about changing your body — it’s about feeling good in it.

There’s a lot of talk about “shedding for the wedding”, but let’s pivot to something more empowering: Nourishing for the wedding. Food is medicine. What you eat has a direct impact on how you feel. So instead of crash dieting, think healthy foods, balanced meals, and hydration as your besties.

Not only will it help your skin glow and your energy levels rise, but it’ll also help keep stress at bay. Hydration and sleep should be non-negotiables.

Trend Alert-The Rise of the Wellness Wedding

Wellness has officially made it onto the guest list — and in some cases, it’s the theme of the weekend. More couples are planning full-on wedding wellness weekends, where the experience is as much about connection, self-care, and community as it is about saying “I do”.

Imagine a wedding weekend consisting of yoga, meditation, HIIT classes, swimming, ice baths, breath work, massages, journalling, and incredibly healthy food. Think of it as a wellness retreat that just happens to have a wedding in the middle of it. And the best part? It’s totally customisable. You can go big with curated itineraries or simple with thoughtful touches like morning meditations, herbal tea stations, or sound baths under the stars.

Ideas to Add Wellness To Your Wedding Weekend

• Spa bachelorette or bachelor parties — because not everyone wants to wake up with a hangover.

• Detox brunch the day after — think: Fruit platters, infused water, and clean eats.

• Silent disco to keep noise low and vibes high.

• Hydration stations with pretty glass bottles, herbal teas, and coconut water.

•Chill zones with comfy cushions, journaling prompts, and grounding aromatherapy.

•Wellness-inspired welcome bags — think: Essential oils, sleep masks, and magnesium spray.

Wellness & Presence

At the end of the day, the most important part of any wedding is being present. All the flowers, outfits, and curated menus in the world can’t replace the feeling of truly soaking in every moment of your day. And wellness — mental, physical, emotional — makes that possible.

So here’s your reminder: Keep drinking water, get your sleep, move your body, and feed your soul. Your wedding isn’t just a day — it’s a chapter in your life story. Make sure you feel good while living it.

A detox brunch, with items such as fruit platters is a great way to add wellness to your wedding weekend. www.platterpantry.com

Imagine a wedding weekend consisting of activities such as yoga and meditation. Think of it as a wellness retreat that just happens to have a wedding in the middle of it. www.everydayyoga.com/

Hydration and sleep should be non-negotiables before your wedding.

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