Bridal Coaching

Most of us will seek out professional counseling or therapy at some point in our lives. So why wouldn't a bride-in-distress seek coaching from a wedding coach for whatever got her so frazzled and frustrated during her engagement period?     

Leslie has been coaching clients for over 20 years.  She has successful methodologies that she uses to enlighten a bride on how to improve her emotional health and well-being. 

She has empowered many brides to find their voice and shift their mindset in order to help them create the life (marriage) and wedding of THEIR dreams, not someone else's dream.  

It's normal for a bride to feel anxious, bothered, or even experience pre-wedding depression at times when planning her wedding.  

Unlike a wedding planner who is in charge of the logistics from the design, management and planning of a bride’s wedding. 

Leslie helps brides develop communicative, organizational, behavioral, and emotional skills that will place them in the best position to tackle any hurdle life throws at them during the preparation phase leading up to the wedding and after the wedding.  

According to the Zola survey, 40 percent of couples categorized wedding planning as “extremely stressful” while 71 percent thought it was more nerve-wracking than other major life events like finding a new job.  

The one person that the bride forgets to look after is herself. Some may think this is an outrageous statement, however, it is true. Most people have heard that some brides are referred to as bridezillas, but this is because they are overwhelmed and focused on the wrong details of the wedding.  

Being a bride is intense.  It's not just the pressure of making a life altering decision and throwing a fabulous celebration. There are major changes happening to her identity and to ALL of her closest relationships. And that can be really hard to navigate.  The bride needs an objective perspective and a professional expert to help her walk through this sacred rite of passage feeling confident and peaceful.     

We must also remember; planning a wedding is like running a small business. You have a budget; you need to hire staff, organize the food, the music and the seating plans, and then, be the star of this grand production (wedding). 

No wonder so many brides are in a state of meltdown when they are about to walk down the aisle. We can all agree that when you have a plan, you will get a much better result. A bride puts a lot of emotional pressure on herself to plan and produce a fabulous wedding to walk down the aisle to marry the man of her dreams. However, without a plan to manage her expectations, deal with difficult relatives, feel calm and confident when walking down the aisle, she will not achieve a great result.    

• Know how to think & feel better.      
• Handle attention and pressure without becoming overwhelmed.       
• Learn how to start your marriage in a strong place with your fiancé.
• Know how to have tough conversations.       
• Manage stress and anxiety without losing your sanity, while allowing you the ability to enjoy the process of planning your wedding.     
• Figure out what you want and how to get it.     
• Have effective tools to diffuse family drama.      
• Reclaim your peace and build confidence.     
• Be able to handle the conflicting demands and pressures coming at you.    
• Get organized/keep organized throughout the wedding planning process.
• Achieve wedding goals on time and according to plan.
• Develop new organizational, communicative, emotional and behavioral skills that you can use in other areas of your life.    
• Feel really confident about your foundation with your fiancé and your future together.         
• Experience the radiance, elegance, and joy you always imagined you would during this time.         
• Communicate confidently in a way that gets your needs met and honors the important people in your life.   
• Feel closer to the people who matter most.