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How to Use the Five Senses to Plan Your wedding Prt III

Introducing Part III - Enhancing Your Guests' Experience: The Power of Touch - Creating Sensory Bliss

Following our exploration of sight, sound, smell, and taste, we now turn to the profound impact of the final sense: touch. This piece delves into how tactile experiences contribute to an event's unforgettable impression. Let us now consider its influence.


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Touch unfolds in two dimensions: the tangible sensation and the profound feelings it evokes. The latter—the emotional dimension—is crafted through anticipation, during, and even after your event. It commences precisely when guests receive your invitation, initiating their decision to attend. Your event's story begins with these invitations – the inaugural tactile encounter for your guests, shaping their initial perceptions. Investing considered time in the design and materials of your invitations ensures they serve as a sophisticated prelude to the celebration awaiting them.

Upon arrival, guests immediately register the room's temperature—a subtle yet critical sensory input. Should this balance be neglected, it can inadvertently draw attention through unwanted auditory distractions. Beyond the ambient climate, guests will engage with the tactile quality of their seating, the luxurious drape of the linens, the exquisite feel of the china and glassware, the nuanced textures of the food and beverages served, and any captivating decor pieces within reach.
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Each of these elements will convey distinct tactile impressions: cool or warm, soft or firm, smooth or textured. As guests depart, they will carry physical mementos of the evening. Ideally, these will be the thoughtfully chosen gifts you provided, not the rented linens, serving items, or vases.

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Once immersed in your event, guests subconsciously register their welcome. It is paramount that they perceive a palpable sense of joy, vibrant energy, and genuine excitement throughout the space. Moreover, with a thoughtfully curated musical selection, guests should find themselves compelled to dance. This holistic engagement creates the desired atmosphere.






Ideally, as the evening concludes, guests should feel a genuine reluctance to depart. Will their farewells be marked by a sincere handshake or a heartfelt embrace of gratitude? Will they perceive your genuine warmth and appreciation? Will you have left an indelible impression on their hearts, creating memories that resonate for years to come? When these elements converge, you have undoubtedly delivered an unparalleled experience.

Until next time, we wish you thoughtful planning.




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44 comments:

  1. This is a unique approach to wedding planning, but I can see how it could work well. Anything pleasing to the senses, is pleasing in general.

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  2. Absolutely. Our five senses are in control of how we react to any and everything. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  3. Never thought about it this way. It makes sense, thanks. Would definitely consider all the five senses. :)

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    1. All events should be about how you entertain the five senses. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  4. What a helpful and wonderful post! These are some amazing ideas, I never would have thought of it like this. Thanks for sharing!

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  5. My sister just had her wedding a few months ago and it can be a stressful and crazy time for sure. It was a blast but lots of work. Thanks for sharing :)

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    1. Please congratulate her for us! Yes, planning your own wedding is very stressful, especially, if you are not working with the right tools or have the right person at your side. Thanks for sharing your feedback and visiting. Please share.

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  6. I think its great to incorporate your guest experience into your wedding as much as the bride and groom. great tips.

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    1. Absolutely. It's important to make sure your guests enjoy themselves, and remember the good time they had after the big day. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  7. This is a great way to approach wedding planning! When I got married, I didn't even think of it this way. It would have been a lot less stressful.

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    1. Sorry to hear that you had a stressful time planning your wedding, but it worked out in the long run, right? In the light of things, you can use these tips for your anniversary. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  8. I like the idea of making the invitations inviting. You look at it and the feel of what you are touching such as papyrus will make you feel welcome and willing to go. I love it. Beautiful!

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    1. Thank you. Yes, your invitations shed a light into your event/wedding. This lets your guests feel like they are a part of your story, and they will look forward to your big day. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  9. I have also never seen this approach. Typically it is more of the who, what, when, where, why and how.

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    1. It's the same approach, but you are including the five senses so that your guests will appreciate the entire event. This approach is guaranteed to have your guests enjoying themselves and wishing there is not an end time. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  10. This is such a great way to hosting or planning an event. I love seeing guests leaving looking happier than when they first walked in.

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    1. Absolutely. Guests will remember your event for the right reasons. They will sing your praise after the big day. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  11. What a unique approach and great ideas. Love reading this wonderful post!

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    1. Thank you for your kind words. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  12. What a unique way to planning a wedding. Definitely worth looking into some more. Thanks for sharing!

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    1. Thank you. It's all about making your special day great, and at the same time, make sure your guests are enjoying themselves. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  13. I've never planned a wedding before but I am sure its so stressful. This will come in handy

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    1. Yes, planning a wedding can be stressful, especially, if you are not equipped with the tools and have the right person at your side to help you through. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share

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  14. Weddings are such a big deal and take a lot of planning. Anything to help reduce the stress is always helpful.

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    1. I agree with you. If you don't have the right tools and the right person at your side, then yes, it will be a nightmare. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  15. I've never thought about using the five senses to plan a wedding but it makes complete sense. Your wedding should be an experience the touches every sense, especially touch.

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    1. Absolutely. Including the five senses for a total experience will always get you an overall reaction from your guests; it doesn't matter what type of event you plan. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  16. A great deejay seems to be key for a great reception. Great music and staying engaged with your guest will keep people on the dance floor, and before they realize, it's over! Great food for thought, for those planning a wedding.

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    1. Absolutely. The DJ is the beginning and end of the reception, not to forget about the food. The DJ should always be mindful of what he does and say in front of the guests. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  17. I have never thought to enter the thought process of planning a wedding with the senses. It is clever and a great idea for any event!

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    1. Thank you. It's always about entertaining the five senses. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  18. I remember all the planning that went into my wedding then it seemed to be over so fast! The real accomplishment was everyone just enjoyed company

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    1. Good to hear that you and your guests had a wonderful experience at your wedding. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  19. I feel like "feel" is one of the more underrated senses when it comes to wedding planning, but it IS important! I accidentally end up watching a lot of shows like 4 Weddings on TLC and the brides always talk about the feel of things like utensils, which are SO important to the overall presentation of a wedding. Great post!

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    1. This true. Touch is very important to planning an event. When you see guests feeling the linens or utensils, they are making a decision on whether or not this is going to be a great event. So, it's good to make sure that you include all five senses in your planning. Thanks for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  20. Cathy Mini23:21

    Great to know those senses on wedding. These are really helpful ideas though I am married now and this is really a kind of plan that everyone is looking for.

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  21. Those are great tips for somebody who is getting married soon. They will definitely appreciate your thoughtfully curated suggestions and ideas

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  22. Nowadays, weddings are not just a ceremony for the couple but also a unique event for the guests to experience. We ended up giving too much focus on guests experience to avoid embarassment to all.

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    1. Absolutely. Your wedding is about you and your guests enjoying themselves and remembering after the big day. I hope you had a great wedding, though. Thank you for visiting and sharing your feedback. Please share.

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  23. This is truly interesting, I want to take similar approach when I come to this stage in my life.

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