Are you Busy Preparing for the Wedding Season?

The wedding season is drawing near! We’ve developed a list of ways self-storage can assist you to store your goods as you go from “To-Do” to “I do to lessen the stress. Use these self-storage suggestions to prevent stuffing every nook and cranny of your home both before and after the joyous wedding, whether it’s your dress, décor, or gifts. Though wedding planning can be challenging, it doesn’t have to be if you approach it step by step and keep organized. You’re going through an exciting time in your life, and occasionally that excitement can cause those carefully planned steps to occur out of order. Self-storage can keep you organized and store your goods safely until you’re ready to use them if you’re still months away from the wedding but have already gathered a collection of items for it. We are here to make this wedding season, a seamless experience for you with our tips to store your goods and create more space for new beginnings.

Storing your Decorations:

As you gather wedding decorations, group them according to location or use them to make setup on the big day even simpler. Labeling your items as you store your goods, will help you identify them when required. For example, labeling the box ‘centerpiece’ to add all your centerpiece decor in it will be helpful when decorating that section for the wedding. For example, if there is a special flower vase you want to use as a centerpiece, add it to that box. You will be better able to recall what you already have and what you still need to buy. So when the big day comes, there will be no trouble finding and identifying each item. Another tip is to leave the tags on for your decoration items until used so you can easily return any extras.

 Storing the Gifts, Wedding Cards, and Wedding Outfits:

After the excitement of your wedding day has worn off, your storage unit can still be put to good use. Your storage unit is ideal for storing decorations, your wedding outfit, the box of wedding cards you intend to put in a shadowbox, and even some of the countertop appliances you received as a gift but don’t have room for. Making good use of your storage unit after the wedding will keep boxes and another wedding-related décor from piling up in your home. 

Building your New Home:

Finally, the time has come for both of you to move in together. Weddings typically result in the joining of two households. The bride and groom will have to relocate all of their personal belongings to their new residence. When both parties have numerous processions, this becomes difficult. You might end up with extra beds, wardrobes, and so on. You have two options in this case: to keep it or get rid of it. There might be things you want to preserve but don’t have the space for currently. In such a situation, a self-storage unit might prove to be your best ally.

We hope this article has helped ease your mind regarding your wedding planning. It can be stressful, but having a storage unit will allow you to organize all of your supplies, gifts, and decorations. You won’t have to be concerned about items getting misplaced in the back of a closet or someone forgetting to store your goods at their home. On the big day, the items can be easily collected. And after the wedding, you can relax knowing that your belongings are safely stored until the festivities around your big day have ended and you are ready to start your next phase of life.

Store My Goods is our recommended one-stop self-storage option for you. Designed to meet your specific needs, we have storage plans to match these requirements. Our storage facilities are equipped with a fire detection system, surveillance cameras, and 24-hour security to ensure the safety of your possessions. We take care of everything, from packing your goods and household items to properly keeping them and delivering them to you whenever you need them. We wish you and yours, the heartiest congratulations and hope these top tips to store your goods have helped. Follow our Instagram page to know about our latest updates.