Do you need a wedding checklist?
Your wedding day is perhaps the most special day in your life, but the preparation that goes into planning for this special day can be exhausting to say the least. In this article we will show you how you can use a wedding checklist to make sure that everything is covered and “no stone is left unturned” as you prepare to celebrate your wedding with friends and family.
When beginning the wedding planning process—a process which should begin about a year before the ceremony—there are many things to consider. Initially you’ll want to make sure that you that you reserve the church and/or other venues where the wedding, wedding rehearsal and reception will be held, create a wedding budget, decide on the guest list (how many people) and the wedding party, including best man and maid of honor, and begin researching things like bands, florists and photographers.
At about the 6-month mark prior to your wedding there are several things yet to do, some more important than others. You need to plan the menu for the reception, shop for wedding dress and bridesmaid dresses, select and order the cake, hire or decide upon all the hired help including caterers, photographer, videographer, florist and entertainment, register at a number of retail locations, and finalize the guest list and order invitations.
At about 2-3 months before the scheduled day of the wedding, you can rest easy knowing that most of the major functions have been arranged and paid for, but there are still quite a few details that need to be attended to, including send the invitations to the invited guests, order the wedding cake, order favors and other gifts, submit a newspaper wedding announcement, select and purchase the wedding rings, and enjoy a shower or bachelorette party.
Planning for a wedding is going to come with a certain amount of stress, there’s really no way to avoid it, but a wedding checklist—one which outlines all the details of your wedding and when these details need to be accomplished—can help lessen the amount of stress you feel significantly. A wedding checklist gives you a blueprint that you can refer to often, and will give you a sense of accomplishment as you check each new item off the list.
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