10 Easy Steps For Wedding Planning

Congratulations, you are getting married! Let us help you with your wedding planning with these 10 easy steps:

1. Estimate the timing

It is wise to have an idea of what month you want to marry in so you will know the timeframe you have to get things organized.

2. Now Talk Money

Discuss and find out how much the total bill. Set aside a budget and determine how much each partner shall contribute to the expenses.

3. Finding Your Venue

Make sure that everyone whom you really want them to join you and your groom can afford to travel and is able to make it.

4. Hiring your vendors

The best couples book weddings vendors at least 6 months in advance. Get recommendations from friends, then research what types of shots you would like to see. Always ask to see other wedding albums the photographer has done. Look for photographers with many package choices on offer. Arrange to hear musicians perform before you sign them on. Make sure they agree to stick to the playlist you provide them.

Once you have booked your reception venue, you can decide on table arrangements and other decorations. If you are incorporating flowers as part of your decoration, ask your florist to implement tons of greenery to make fewer flowers look like a lot more.

Find a trustworthy caterer. You want to know how dishes will taste and look and how flexible the caterer is with menus and prices. Do not be afraid to bargain; you can cut costs by limiting the number and kinds of dishes served at cocktail hour.

5. Choosing your Bridesmaid

Explain to prospective bridesmaids what the role requires, like planning the shower and paying for their attire. Tell each bridesmaid that she’ll need to commit a certain amount of time and energy — and if she cannot fulfil, it is fine for her to decline. Include a female relative of your groom in your bevy of bridesmaids; it is a diplomatic move that can only strengthen family relations.

6. Buying your Gown

Do not second-guess yourself. Think you’ve found The One? Then you probably have. Look no further — and relax.

7. Taming your Guest List

Here are some ways to keep the list under control:
Try not to invite the entire office — either just ask your boss and your closest friends at work or no one at all. Stick to those people you see regularly. Rein in parents. They can invite their friends, but they do not have to ask the garden club and the tennis buddies and the former neighbors.

8. Sending your Invitation List

Your invitations should be sent out six to eight weeks before the big day, so work backward from there to be sure you order in time. The basic invite announces the hosts of the wedding (whether that is the two of you, your parents or a combination) and the place and time of the ceremony. It may include a card that gives the reception details, a reply card and envelope.

9. Exercise regularly and keep a healthy diet

To stay healthy and beautiful for your big day, a 30-minute walk several times a week can be enough to keep you feeling energetic. To prevent fatigue, take a multivitamin every day.

10. Practise Makeup

Most stores will give you free makeovers; tell them you’re getting married and they will go all out plus keep your wedding-planning on track