The Season Blog

Plan your wedding with intention and efficiency so you can get back to enjoying your engagement. 

Some say there’s a season that surpasses many other seasons of life. With any such luck, it is long and well-lived. Rewarding and comforting. Challenging yet fulfilling. Unlike anything else. That season is motherhood. 

“It was really the first time we worked so hard on something together and I think it was a great experience and another step to building our relationship.”

You’ve seen the memes. Spring hasn’t been cancelled. Love hasn’t been cancelled. And guess what… engagements have not been cancelled, either! Here’s how to throw a virtual engagement party.

I recently read The New York Times Bestseller Lost Connections by Johann Hari. Put simply, Hari breaks down causes of depression and ways in which to go about solving it. As someone who has worked alone in my businesses for the better part of the last three years, the chapter on loneliness held some answers for me. 

Even though Spring weather is coming to many parts of the country, we still might be stuck inside the majority of the time… and leaning on those relationship tips and tricks a little more. 

In the Relationship section of The Engagement Journal, we talk specifically about mindfulness in our relationships, including ways to weave mindfulness into your day in small ways. 

At Season, we’re about moments. We champion the act of documenting and celebrating memorable moments. But all moments aren’t celebratory. And that’s okay.

They say days go by slow, but years go by fast. Sometimes I have to look back at my calendar to see what I actually did in a week. How do you collect your memories so they don’t escape into the abyss of our busy lives? Here are some ways you can capture moments easily.