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Happy New Year, and welcome to 2026! Whether you’re newly engaged, actively planning, or simply looking for reliable wedding planning advice and tips, I’m so glad you’re here.
Weddings From The Heart has always been about helping couples cut through the noise, avoid unnecessary stress, and focus on what truly matters as they plan their wedding. That approach will continue throughout the year ahead.
Wedding Planning Advice and Tips You Can Expect in 2026
In 2026, you can expect a thoughtful mix of practical wedding planning advice, clear explanations, and a little fun along the way. I’ll be sharing a guest post from an experienced wedding professional that focuses on the things couples often overlook during wedding planning—those small but important details that can have a big impact on the wedding day.
You’ll also see a three-part series dedicated to fun wedding vows, offering guidance on adding personality and humor without turning your ceremony into a comedy routine.
Additional posts will cover topics such as handfasting ceremonies, 2026 wedding flower trends, the truth about save-the-dates, and a straightforward explanation of what a “day-of” wedding coordinator is—and isn’t.
As always, I’ll continue to address common wedding planning myths and misconceptions, providing honest wedding planning advice and tips to help you sort through what’s helpful versus what simply adds confusion.
If you’d like to stay up to date with the wedding planning advice and tips I’ll be sharing this year, be sure to subscribe so new posts land straight in your inbox. I’d also love to hear from you—what wedding planning questions are on your mind right now, or what topics would you like to see covered in 2026? You can leave a comment below or follow along on social media to continue the conversation. Here’s to a new year filled with clarity, confidence, and wedding planning from the heart—without the nonsense.
Hearts, Joy, Love!
Jean
Author of “Wedding Invitations, RSVPs, and More! Oh My!” and “From ‘I Will’ to ‘I Do’”