If there's one thing every bride-to-be is fearful of when it comes to her wedding, it has to be about something that could go wrong on the wedding day. So imagine, just how terrible one might feel if the wedding day didn't come at all! Now that the entire world is in a state of chaos owing to the coronavirus pandemic, lots of people have had to postpone or delay their weddings. It's obviously not something anyone could have imagined, but it is what's required for everyone to stay safe. And needless to say, all you brides-to-be might be feeling super anxious thinking about how things will go down later on. So, here are a few tips that will help you breathe and calm down. Take a look.

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Don't listen to the people who constantly keep telling you to put on a brave face and smile through all the adversity. If you feel like crying or sulking then do that. If you don't let out your emotions, they'll get bottled up and will make you feel even more anxious or depressed. Your wedding had to be postponed, so of course, you get to feel bad about it and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

Chances are that your loved ones like your bae and your family are just as nervous as you are, so talking to them will help not only you but also them feel a little better about the whole situation. Plus, this is the time for all of you to stick together and be there for each other so that you can all rest easy.

Opt for a few breathing exercises or meditation exercises every time you start to feel anxious about things. It'll help you calm down significantly and will also make you feel relaxed. One of the easiest exercises we've come across is to inhale to the count of 5, hold your breath to the count of 5 and then exhale to the count of 5. Try this and thank us later.

Well, now that you do have all this time on your hands, why not just pick up a hobby to pass the time with. There are so many things you can choose from be it reading, writing, drawing, painting or even cooking! In fact, if you're at home with your family, then a cooking session is just what you need to help take your mind off of the situation.