A Guide to Planning a Wedding As a Social Influencer

As a social influencer, it is paramount that your wedding is both a beautiful occasion for you and engaging for your audience. This means that you will need to balance aesthetics and the entertainment factor.

If you are a social influencer who is about to get married, here is a short guide on how to plan and enjoy a wedding to remember (and one that will make you extra income).

Think About the Décor

The first point that you should consider when it comes to your social influencer-style wedding is the décor involved. Although plain and minimalist weddings might be chic, they are less eye-catching and flamboyant in the midst of the many unique weddings that are now seen every day on social media.

By adopting one of the current wedding trends or even starting your own by developing your own vision for the wedding, you will be able to get more views and ensure that your big day is not quickly swept under the carpet.

Create a Buzz

No one will be paying attention to your wedding if you do not tell them about it. Rather than leaving it as a big surprise, you should build up your audience’s reaction in advance.

By creating a buzz before the big day, you will be able to accrue views as people gear up for it and keep checking back for more. What’s more, you might decide to give little teasers of elements such as your décor that will leave your audience hanging and desperate for the unveiling.

Have Multiple Events

You might be able to enjoy weeks of content after your wedding with footage captured on the day itself—but what about during the run-up? To keep the views coming thick and fast and to check that you are able to create regular new content, you should try to set up multiple events around the wedding itself.

This could include a couples shower, which ideally will be held at a stunning venue and should be a chance for all your family and friends to gather for a final time before you tie the knot. This is also a chance to give gifts, put up décor, and party the night away together.

Show the People Behind the Wedding

Your wedding may look spectacular, but it will have no heart if your audience do not know who you are as people. This means that you should spend some time before the wedding highlighting your relationship with your spouse—whether this is through relatable content, trends, or quick-fire quiz questions.

By doing this, your audience will be able to develop a relationship with you that will leave them emotionally invested in your lives together, your wedding, and the future that is to come. This will give you the chance to make more content even once the wedding has long past.

Think About a Professional Photographer

It is all well and good making endless recordings on your phone and other gadgets to document the day, but, sometimes, there will be moments where you just want to focus on the occasion itself without a screen getting in the way.

In these circumstances, a professional photographer can give you the best of both worlds, allowing you to create both intimate and glossy content, and enjoy your wedding for what it is too.