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Deciding the wedding date.
Making the engagement announcement to family and friends.
Deciding on the motif or theme of the wedding.
Thinking and composing a budget for, the ceremony, reception, honeymoon, wedding dress etc.
Choosing a location for the wedding ceremony as well as for the reception.
Selecting the wedding dress.
Putting together a first attempt of the guest list.

The next step is to have a wedding planning checklist. This really comes in hand when there are 6 to 5 months to the event. Now major decisions have to be made and you shouldn’t wait more, let’s see what’s ready and what’s not:
Who will be the company the will caterer the event?
Which florist will you use?
Who will the bridal party be?
Do you have a photographer? Who will he be?
Who will officiate the wedding?


Buy the wedding rings.
Book your honeymoon.
Order invitation and send them to the ones you want to see on your sweet wedding day.
Organize the rehearsal dinner and any other pre- wedding gatherings.
Order the wedding cake.
Obtain a marriage license.
Get yourselves an official wedding portrait.

As long as you respect your wedding planning checklist everything will be ready when you have to walk to the aisle. You will notice that this checklist will start to grow noticeable as closer you get to the wedding date. If the budget is to low for as many things as you want to purchase, you need to take a break and to see what you really need. The best checklists are the ones made on every day, so in this way it won’t be hard for you to see which the new things are and to get rid of the ones that you don’t need that much.
Even though you can buy wedding books that have wedding planning checklists you can also find them online. You can find lots of examples of wedding planning checklists and the only thing you have to do is to download them. Here are some websites that will surely help you: Vertex42, iVillage, Frugal Bride, Keep and Share. These are just some of the websites you can find online. Take your time and look up the websites that might help you and the best thing is that it will probably help you for free. Instead of paying a lot on wedding books you can find great free ideas online. Of course it’s not a bad idea to buy those books, at least they will last a lifetime.
Using a wedding planning checklist it will be easier for you to keep the track of all the small things that appear in your wedding program. Be sure you are very organized, if not contact a wedding planner because it’s going to be a stress less period for you if you have a professions that will take care of all this things. Even if a wedding planning process can be very crazy and anxious for you as a couple, if you organize it in a good way and if you find yourselves some good helpers it shouldn’t be that bad, it might even be fun for you. It’s nice to have amazing memories to think about from the wedding planning period, so try your best to have a fun time!
I’ve been planning my wedding since… forever, so it seems to me to have been. i held a diary a while ago and when i founded these days i began reading it. i was a teenager then and i fell in love for the first time. so i found there things about my wedding. some things never changed, like the way i used to make plans. i do it still and this is a use lots of colors and pictures when i plan things. i don’t just write what i need to do, i also imagine the story in pictures. so that my wedding ceremony is a story in itself. and it was fun to see that the church i want to marry in is the same as then. however, reading your article i realized i still need help with my planning, so thanks for all the help.
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