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Multi-tasking has become a common thing nowadays. Yes, it has been around for centuries we must admit; but the level at which it is done in our present technological age is far more extreme. The tasks needed to prepare for a wedding in ancient times were primarily done not by the bride and groom but the people around them. Parents, in certain societies, arranged and prepared the marriage for the couple who may not have met or talked to each other until the wedding day. So, how could they have done anything together to make their day of marital union a memorable and successful event they and their children will remember? Not even dry pressed roses to recall their first kiss or first date.
Several decades ago when event organizers were uncommon, however, the bride and the groom, with some help from their close friends, had to do almost everything to make a wedding happen. From designing the invitations, having them printed to sending them off, both had to handle each job. And this was done while they talked to sponsors and members of the entourage as to what motif the wedding will have, to caterers during the reception, the solemnizing priest or minister, the choir who will provide music and also to their parents who will be given some important parts in the event.
Add to that the many small but necessary things that go with the wedding ceremony. In some cultures, the couple will have other requirements beyond the necessary rings, cord, candles, flowers, doves and cakes, such as dowries and additional exotic apparels and regalia.
No wonder that the couple will have been very tired by the time the last guest has left the event and they are left all alone to enjoy one another which is what the wedding and marriage is all about. Unless we have forgotten that it is so.
The pioneers of Koyal Group Wholesale must have had the very same experience and sought to unburden others from the same agony. And what a good thing it must feel for the would-be married couples to let go of the tiring minor tasks so they can take care of the major hurdles.
Koyal Wholesale Group is a one-stop shop where such a dream can come true. Who said a couple had to wait for the wedding night to begin enjoying their lifetime partnership together?
Several decades ago when event organizers were uncommon, however, the bride and the groom, with some help from their close friends, had to do almost everything to make a wedding happen. From designing the invitations, having them printed to sending them off, both had to handle each job. And this was done while they talked to sponsors and members of the entourage as to what motif the wedding will have, to caterers during the reception, the solemnizing priest or minister, the choir who will provide music and also to their parents who will be given some important parts in the event.
Add to that the many small but necessary things that go with the wedding ceremony. In some cultures, the couple will have other requirements beyond the necessary rings, cord, candles, flowers, doves and cakes, such as dowries and additional exotic apparels and regalia.
No wonder that the couple will have been very tired by the time the last guest has left the event and they are left all alone to enjoy one another which is what the wedding and marriage is all about. Unless we have forgotten that it is so.
The pioneers of Koyal Group Wholesale must have had the very same experience and sought to unburden others from the same agony. And what a good thing it must feel for the would-be married couples to let go of the tiring minor tasks so they can take care of the major hurdles.
Koyal Wholesale Group is a one-stop shop where such a dream can come true. Who said a couple had to wait for the wedding night to begin enjoying their lifetime partnership together?