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Your wedding planning checklist is essential to keeping your wedding day details organized. From wedding invitations to choosing your bridesmaid dresses and grooms attire and tuxedo rentals and all the details in between. Relax and make sure to have your wedding planning checklist close.
Let us begin. These are the critical details for brides and grooms to plan:
One Year to Wedding: Determine your budget and pad this amount by 5-7%. Prioritize your must haves from your desires. Write it down. Discuss with groom to be and your parents and get idea of how much each will help. Think about your location, theme and amount of wedding guests. Discuss how many bridesmaids and groomsmen you want. Decide if you want to hire a wedding planner or consultant.
Choose your date – the larger the wedding and more popular the reception locale the more time you need to book your reception.
Six-Eight months: Shop for bridesmaid attire and mother of the bride attire. Decide on the music you want played. Contact your travel agent and reserve your honeymoon. Get your passport and whatever documents you will need for your trip. Save the date cards that should be sent to out of town guests.
Four-Five Months: Purchase your wedding invitations. Shop for the groom's attire and choose if you will rent tuxedos. Shop for the groomsmen and ushers attire. Pick out your wedding rings. Select the bakery for your wedding cake and reserve.
3 Months: Enlist the help of your friends and family with planning the rehearsal dinner arrangements. Make sure wedding invitations are accurate in every detail.
2 Months: Get your wedding invitations in the mail. Purchase wedding party gifts. Book yourself a salon day and choose your hair style and make up for your wedding day. Mail invitations. Write vows. Buy gifts for wedding party.
1 month to your perfect wedding day: Contact all vendors and confirm. Apply for your marriage license. Go over the seating chart.
One day: Have lunch with friends or family and know that your wedding planning checklist has helped keep you on track.
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Source by Roberta Claus
