Planning a wedding while training for a Grand Slam? Sabalenka is proof you don’t have to choose. Her secret? Delegation. She’s reportedly working with a small, trusted wedding planner team while keeping Georgios involved in every major decision. “We don’t sweat the small stuff,” she said in a recent interview. “The only thing that matters is that we’re together.”
Practical tip for you: if you’re juggling a big life event with a career, try the “two-hour rule.” Dedicate two hours a week to wedding planning—no more, no less. The rest of your energy goes to what fuels you, whether that’s work, workouts, or just Netflix. Sabalenka does this by blocking off Sunday afternoons for “wedmin,” as she calls it.
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Details are still under wraps, but whispers suggest a destination wedding in either Greece or Brazil—a nod to Georgios’ roots. Don’t be surprised if it’s a week-long affair with tennis stars, business moguls, and a lot of acai bowls. The vibe? Effortless luxury with a side of Mediterranean sun.
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Fun fact: Sabalenka joked in a press conference that the dress code will be “tennis whites, but make it fashion.” Whether that’s true or just her dry humor, we’re already planning our outfit. Let’s be real—if she wears a bridal sneaker, the wedding shoe industry will never recover.