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Becoming engaged is one of the most exciting life experiences. Once your engaged there are so many things to do, you will find your head is spinning out of control. The best tip I can share is to write lists! By your wedding day you will become a list expert, if not already.
I have created a list of things to help you on your way
1 Announce your engagement – You can do this in so many forms. Use the creativity within and set up a video link and send it those you wish to inform. Send an e-card, or send out save the date cards.
2 plan your engagement party -This is normally done within a month or so of your engagement, however, if you chose to have a longer engagement this can be done later into the future
3 Pick a date – Before you place a deposit on your reception venue, make sure your aware of any important dates that your special day may coincide with. Ie long weekends, religious or cultural days, and important sporting events.
4 Agree on a budget you wish to spend on your wedding day – All weddings have a budget, some are just bigger than others, which ever your budget is, make sure you are honest with the costings, it will eliminate a lot of stress later on down the track. To receive your copy of wedding day guide which will provide you with all the tips to have a low cost wedding click on the link below
5 Chose a reception venue and ceremony venue – Things to consider before you chose your venue is; will it fit all my guests comfortably, does it provide the right mood, Is it private enough, does it have a play, eat and drink area, ample of power outputs in case you wish to plus in electronic equipment, is there plenty of parking for you and your guest.
6 Have engagement photos done – Apart from having everlasting memories, having engagement photos is a great way to get personalized save the date cards, wedding websites and engagement party invites. It's also a great way to meet your wedding photographer and get rid of those photography jitters.
7 Find your wedding gown – On your wedding day your gown will be the topic of conversation. Your dress will be photographed more than anything else so you want to make sure you make the right decision. Get an idea of what you like and what will suit your body type, as well as the style of your day, if you're having a traditional wedding you will want a more traditional gown, if your having a beach wedding you may want something a little more relaxed.
8 Make a wedding website – This is a great idea to off load some of your ideas, share information with interstate or overseas guests, It may include your bridal party profiles, information on the avenues and maps, and even a personal bridal blog where you can share your emotions leading up to the big day.
9 Consider a wedding planner / consultant – You may think your do not need a wedding planner or simply cant afford one, but you will find that they are well worth the money. Apart from relieving you of the stress on the day and making sure you are as stressed free as you can, they also have contacts! As there dealing with vendors on a day to day basis, they can offer discounts which will save you money
10 Make a guest list – Start your list by making a list of everyone you would like to invite, then into groups like co-workers, brides family, grooms family, friends. It will help you eliminate guests in the future if need be to fit your budget or turnover number requirements.
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Source by Amanda Saxby