What advice would you give future brides?

-Don't get lost with the planning, try to enjoy the process because before you know it, it will be over and done with and all you will be left with are the photos and videos.

- When planning focus on what you and your husband want and not whatever one else thinks is important or what they think would be best for you. Don't fall for the social media trap either! Ehhh focus on what you and your husband can afford. Don't compare what this bride had or what you have. Everyone's style is different. Expensive doesn't always mean better!

- Take the moment in, the day goes by so fast. Enjoy every second don't let anyone get into your head or make you upset. It's your day and only your day. You have planned for this moment for years.

If you were to choose one favorite supplier who would it be?

This is hard as all my vendors were all hand picked by my husband and I, we went by who welcomed us at meetings and treated us with respect. So all our vendors were such amazing people! The A Team & Dj Ai - Elias and Anthony went above and beyond for me, the only entertainment team who listened to what I wanted and created it. I asked for a English, Indian & Arabic entry for the reception due to the fact my husband is Fijian Indian and I'm Lebanese and I wanted to include both cultures in the entry. He literally stayed up all night with me to pick and choose songs that would blend together and brought that idea to Anthony who was able to spin it and create such an amazing entry! My photographer phao (Sam) and videographer pixel media (Ali & Danny) omg where do I start with these two! The way they brought joy to the day and kept everyone happy and entertained with their humour made the 40 degree day much tolerable. Two different teams but you would think they have been working together for years.