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Wedding is a remarkable event in anyone’s life and should be properly planned. Bad preparation might leave you with a bad memory that can haunt you for a long time. Some do contract their wedding planning to an event planner. Others do the planning themselves with the help of close acquaintances and family members. Here is a checklist that can help you, especially when you are planning it yourself.

6 months or more to the wedding day;
• Discuss plans with your future spouse, parents and in-laws.
• Discuss with your partner on the type of wedding desired.
• Work out a budget.
• Check legal requirements.
• Book reception location.
• Contact photographer.

4 months
• Choose (from existing wardrobe), purchase or sew wedding garments.
• Order flowers.
• Choose and order invitations.

2 months
• Send invitations.
• Purchase rings.
• Obtain necessary documentations.

1 months
• Try on wedding outfits.
• Confirm orders and appointments.
• Write thank-you letters for any gifts already received.

2 weeks
• Start taking personal belongings to new accommodation.

1 week
• Make sure all helpers know what they are to do at the wedding.
• Arrange for the return of any hired or borrowed items.
• Delegate everything possible to others. But be sure your delegates have the capability to handle their responsibilities.

This is only a sample preparatory list. It can be adjusted to suit your taste, tradition, religion and personal circumstances.

You do not need a professional wedding or event planner to plan your wedding especially when you don’t have a fortune to spare. Even when you have the means, the savings you would make can help you get a gift for your new partner.

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Source by Fortch Daryln