How To Plan a Wedding From A-Z
Planning a wedding can be a stressful journey, from deciding on how much money you want to spend to how much money you ACTUALLY have to spend, venue viewings, cake tastings, dress fittings, and plenty more. With all of the day to day activities you may have to do throughout the day for your every day life, it may be hard to get wedding task done. So, if you are not sure of where to start, use this A-Z manual to navigate your wedding planning process.
Now is the time to Dream, Plan, then Execute. Our Completely Bridal A-Z Wedding Planning Manual will guide you through the entire wedding planning process. You will be able to plan your wedding like a pro from the comfort of your couch without stressing the details.
Get ready for a fun, creative, and stress-less wedding planning journey like no other!
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Advice
Ask for advice from your family members or friends who are already married. They will be a great source to rely on when planning gets rough. They will tell you funny stories about their wedding day and remind you to not stress the details. After all your guests are there to witness your love.
Attendants
Your wedding attendants, better known as your “wedding party” should be there to help you every step of the way, and to help take away some of the stress. We’re not saying to take a load off on your squad, but delegating duties for the day-of will definitely serve you some justice. Download our Wedding Day Delegations sheet to stay organized and help you or your day-of-coordinator know who’s there to help with picking up items at the end of the night. That way, the happy couple can make their grand exit with ease.
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Bride
A woman who is about to get married or newly married. She has a fine prospect of happiness behind her. She is slightly crazy, but its okay because she is the BOSS. A future wife. An eye catching beauty, who is super sophisticated. She is ready to Kiss the MISS in her name goodbye and take on her partner’s last name. And if, she is a non-traditional bride she might just keep hers too #SOPHISTICATEDBRIDEVIBES.
Budget
Developing a wedding budget is essential before beginning the wedding planning process. Of course, you should browse Pinterest and brainstorm ideas, however, making concrete decisions before developing a budget would not be recommended. Your budget will guide you in the right direction when making major purchases and booking vendors. You should want to update your budget monthly. Keeping track of your budget will help you stay organized and and on top off how much you have spent and how much you have left to spend. Download our Wedding Budget Development Sheet to allocate your funds.
Bridesmaid
The woman who is your sister or sister you never had. She can be your cousin, or one of your best-friends. She is an all-around amazing lady you want to share your day with. Your day would totally incomplete without her!
Brides-man
The man who is is your brother or like a brother. He can be your cousin, or one of your best-friends. Hhe is an all-around amazing guy you want to share your day with. Your day would totally incomplete without him! Brides-men are super trendy for 2022 brides.
Bachelor Party
A night or weekend of fun with your closest guys, right before you say “I Do”. The bachelor party is usually planned by the groom’s best-man, which could be his brother, cousin, or closest friend. If you’re going to have a bachelor party, do it hangover style and enjoy the memories for years.
Bachelorette Party
A night or weekend of fun with your closest girls, right before you say “I Do”. The bachelorette party is usually planned by the bride’s maid-of-honor, sister, or best-friend. Some squads fly international for beach weekend getaways and some stay local and find tons of adventurous things to do. It’s totally up to you and your personality.
Best Man
The best-man is the groom’s right hand man. He is the guy that the groom turns to for advice, assistance, and delegation. He plays a major role in the couple’s wedding day. The best-man stands by the groom’s side to support him in anyway possible before and on the day of the wedding.
Bridal Party
The bridal party is everyone who will be standing next to the bride and groom on their wedding day. These individuals are the chosen ones. The bridal party is made up of bridesmaids, groomsmen, flower-girls, ring bearers, a best man, and a maid-of-honor/maitron of honor. The bridal party color coordinates according to the couple’s theme and color scheme, creating a picturesque vibe to your special day.
Bridal Shower
A party held for the bride, usually hosted by the bridal party. There will be lots of gift giving during this event. The bride will literally be showered with gifts. How amazing! This is an event you won’t want to skip. So drop little hints to your girls so they don’t skip a beat.
Bridezilla
A BRIDEZILLA is something that you definitely DO NOT want to be. No one likes a bridezilla! She is a woman who is very demanding and obsessive throughout the wedding planning process. Her behavior is actually intolerable. It’s safe to say, please do not aspire to be a bridezilla! You will probably end up in really bad and unneccesary coils with your squad or family members which won’t end well. Remember, you want people to show up happy to your special day.
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Ceremony
A wedding ceremony usually takes place at a someone’s home, a courthouse, church, venue, and more. Couples are beginning to get real trendy on where they host their wedding events. The ceremony is where two people are united in marriage. Most ceremonies involve an exchange of marriage vows, rings, a presentation of family customs and traditions, and a proclamation of marriage by an authority figure, priest, minister, celebrant, or officiant.
Cocktail Hour
The cocktail hour is a great way for wedding guests to socialize while the bridal party and family members take photos. Couples tend to add special details and decor to their cocktail hour areas to showcase their personality as a couple. Decorating your cocktail hour with photos of your family history or family members who are no longer with us, signature drink signs, guests signing items, and plenty more. The cocktail hour is our favorite hour and I’m pretty sure wedding guests love it too! This hour is usually full of light drinks and hors’ douvers. Bridal party members and wedding guests tend to forget to eat on the day of the wedding. So, implementing a cocktail hour in your wedding experience would be ideal to hold everyone over until dinner is served.
Catering
Everyone’s favorite element of any wedding is the food and drinks. Catering is usually provided by the venue or outsourced from a private caterer. When planning for weddings of 100+, you really need to plan on, Who is providing the food and beverages? You can find anything from $50 per person to $200 per person. It really depends on who your caterer is and what kind of cuisine you are looking for. Wedding Catering styles can be anywhere from buffet, family style, or seated dinner. If you need a good tip on how to cut cost and keep the vibe inclusive, family-style dining will be your best bet. It’s a great way to allow your guests to interact with one another.
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Day-of-Coordinator
A day-of-coordinator is the person who takes on the responsibilities of the wedding on the day 0f. They ensure the couple’s wedding is executed well and according to their plan. A day-of-coorinator can assist couples in confirming details and arrangements with vendors, check-off final items on their wedding planning checklist, and produce the entire event on your behalf, so both the bride and groom can enjoy a stress-free wedding experience. He or She is a LIFESAVER! Imagine forgetting to purchase a flower girl basket 2-weeks prior to the big day, or your florist forgetting 4 centerpieces, anyone would freak out. Hiring a day-of-coordinator allows the couple the security to have everything taken care without having to blink twice.
Destination Wedding
If a couple is planning their wedding some place other than their hometown, then a destination wedding is exactly what it is. Couples tend to think that their only planning a destination wedding if they are flying overseas for their celebration. However, that’s not necessarily the case. If the couple or their guests has to make any travel accommodations to attend the event, its technically considered a destination wedding. Of course planning a destination wedding on a beach in Jamaica or cruising the rivers of Italy,
Decor
Decor would be anything considered to decorate a room or event. Typically used to stage the style and layout of an event and decorate it according to your theme. Some wedding themes require minimal decor and others require a number of rentals to achieve the desired look.
DIY
Couples who would like to be hands on during their wedding planning process or projects are considered DIY couples, which is an acronym for “Do It Yourself”. If you think you would enjoy creating custom favors, gifts, or invitations with your circuit machine or any other tools you would be considered a DIY bride or groom. If you also choose to not hire a wedding planner to guide you in planning your big day, you would also be considered a DIY couple.
Detail
When planning a wedding, it’s imperative to pay attention to the details because the details matter. You’ll want to make sure that every element up to the big day matches your wedding theme and aesthetic. If your wedding color scheme white and various hues of blue and blush, you’l want. to ensure your save-the-dates, website, and invitations are compatible in design to keep the aesthetic fresh. This will also help guests get an understanding of the vibe you are looking for on the big day. Some weddings are casual, formal or black tie, and usually you’ll want to express this in your wedding planning and wedding day details.
Design
Theme and design are cousins, and go together like peanut butter and jelly. Once you’ve figured out what wedding theme and color scheme you would like for your wedding day, you’ll want to focus on your design. Planning your wedding’s design can be a tricky process. When you think of design think of styles, tables capes, florals, rental quantities, and floorpans.
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Elopement
Shhh…it’s a secret! Are you thinking about getting married privately, with no one wedding guests, family members, or friends? Then you are probably considering to elope. An elopement is usually planned when the couple doesn’t want or care of anyone else’s approval. They just want to do they’re own thing without the opinions of others. You can fly to a private island or go down to your local city hall. As long as it’s just you and your significant other you can ensure your day will be your way.
Emergency Kit
An emergency kit is every couple’s saving grace. You’ll be a fool not to purchase or create one. No one ever thinks “what happens in case of emergency?”, and there are plenty of mishaps that’s can occur. The bride might rip a seem in her dress and need a sewing kit, a bridesmaid might need nail polish because she forgot to get her nails done, a groomsman might need a piece of gum after eating snacks, or the groom may need Advil because he had way too much fun the night before. It’s always better to be safe than sorry, so think of all the wedding fiascos that can occur and create an emergency kit that will get you through the big day.
Entertainment
Your wedding is one thing short without any entertainment, which is usually the highlight of the night. Your wedding DJ or live band will be sure to have your guests on the dance floor. However, modern weddings are opting for more ways to entertain their guests. They are implementing lawn games in their outdoor experience, live painters, photo booths and plenty more.
Escort Card
If you are big on detail, escort cards should be almost mandatory for your special day. They are the perfect addition to any seating chart, especially if you want to ensure guests sit next to their plus one, if given one, or family members can sit next to each other if seated at a table with people they may not know. Escort cards bring a sense of elegance to any event, ensuring that everyone has a seat withput any hassle.
Etiquette
Simply just a code of what should be expected at your wedding, from when to send out invitations, what your guests should wear, how to tip vendors, and plenty more. No matter how traditional or non-traditional of a couple you are, there are just some wedding etiquette you don’t skip. Weddings are very special events and should be treated as such.
E-cards
Couples are opting out of all of the frills and going full-blown paperless. Let’s go-green! E-cards are electronic stationary that you send to your guests to inform them of wedding events. E-cards are very trendy and can help save tons of money.
Experience
Your wedding day should not just be any ol’ wedding day, it should be an experience. No matter what your budget is, you should be celebrating your day, your way. So make sure you are living your best dreams with your favorite people, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
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First Look
A first look is a new trend that couples are absolutely loving. They are no longer waiting for the walk down the aisle and opting for more of an intimate experience, where the groom gets to see the bride for the first time my himself, before their guests. If you are thinking about doing a first look, I highly suggest it! You’re groom will be more inclined to cry in private than in front of crowd. And, who’s to say he won’t cry twice.
First Dance
The first dance is the most special dance of the night and typically the best way to get the reception started. Pick a song that resonates with the both of you as a couple, and dance on the clouds. Your guests will be swarming around the dance floor taking photos and adoring the love in the room.
Favors
Favors are gifts you give too your guests to thank them for coming. My favorite types of favors are edible favors, because they are always going to be used, and guests usually make sure they don’t leave edible favors behind. Try gifting your guests personalized bottles of olive oil or hot sauce, jars of jam, s’more kits and plenty more.
Father-of-the-bride
The Father-of-the-bride is exactly what it sounds like. The bride’s father is usually responsible for walking the bride down the aisle and giving her away to her groom.
Flowergirl
A flower girl is the bride’s mini-me. She usually dresses in the color of the bridal party or in white like the bride. She comes down the aisle right before the bride and drops florals down the aisle as she welcomes the bride for her grand entrance.
Flowers
Food Menu Card
Food menu cards are definitely optional, however they bring an elegant touch to your tablescape. If you did not add menu options on the RSVP card, menu cards will be a great way to let your guests know what’s on the menu before the waiter comes to the table or the buffet line begins.
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Golden Hour
The last hour before sunset and the first hour of sunrise - the best time to take outdoor wedding photos. The golden hour, also known as the “magic hour”, is the best time to provide the perfect lighting to capture amazing wedding photos. Ask your photographer about golden hour shots prior to booking them to ensure they can provide you with captivating wedding photos.
Gift Registry
Gifts, Gifts, Gifts! Everyone loves gifts. However, its not polite to ask. Adding a gift registry to your website will help guests know what you need or desire as a couple. There are thousands of registries to choose from by Zola, Target, Crate and Barrel, and plenty more Add items like an air fryer, bedding and more household appliances so moving in together or welcoming a new home aesthetic is easy.
Guests Book
Your guests book is an overlooked element of your wedding day, but its really very important. You’ll want to thank all of your guests for attending your event. Couples are finding creative ways for guests to let them know they were in attendance from vintage phone voicemails, phonebooks, puzzle pieces and plenty more. Find a guests signing item that matches your wedding theme so it feels like decor not stationary.
Guests List
Your Guest list is also high on your wedding planning priority list! You’ll want to invite all of the important people in both of your lives to witness your nuptials. Create an A-list and B-list to help you eliminate who you should and should not invite. Most venues require a guests capacity minimum and you’ll want to get a head start on who’s getting a hot seat at the big event.
Guests
Your guests is everyone who is on your guests list. So, you’ll want to treat them just as such. Treat them to a captivating night, full of fun and love.
Grand Entrance
That moment you and your bridal party arrive at the reception, after everyone has already found their seats. Couples tend to choreograph dances or skits to welcome themselves to the party.
Groom
A man who is about to be married or who is newlywed. He is also the star of the show. He is sharp, well dressed and exudes gentleman-like behaviors. As a socialite groom, you know it’s imperative to be apart of the wedding planning process and help your significant other throughout the process.
Groomsman
The man who is your brother or brother you never had. He can be your cousin, or one of your best-friends. He is an all-around amazing guy you want to share your day with. Your day would totally incomplete without him!
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Head Table
Let’s not get your head table and sweetheart table mixed up. They are similar but also very different. Your head table is where the bride and groom sit at the reception, but it is a table set for them and their wedding party or any special family members or friends they would like to join them. A head table is great way to make your wedding party feel special and enjoy the reception with the happy couple.
Honeymoon
Its time to celebrate being newly weds with your honey, on a romantic escape, with just the two of you. Travel abroad, road trip to another state, or staycation at a local hotel of your choice. If thinking of traveling some place exotic, research resorts in Aruba, Jamaica, or airbnb stays In Greece or Ibiza. A tropical breeze, palm trees, and clear waters doesn’t sound like a bad idea, does it? But neither does booking the honeymoon suite at the Standard hotel, doing something new and touring your city, sounds like a great idea, as well. It’s totally up to you. But definitely celebrate your nuptials, look back at photos of the night and enjoy each others company as a newly-wed couple.
Hotel Accommodations
If you planning to invite out-of-town guests, you’ll definitely want to make hotel accommodations for them to have a smooth stay once they arrive at there destination. You can find hotel deals and group discounts at many of your local hotels. Some guests are even opting for group or personal airbnb stays. So providing hotel accommodations or nearby lodging options on your website can be very helpful for your wedding guests,
Hair Stylist
Every bride wants to feel beautiful on her wedding day, and a part of bridal beauty on the big day is hiring a hairstylist to help you achieve your desired looked. If you are a DIY bride, it’s totally okay to not want to hire a professional, simply because you can “do it yourself”. However, if you desire some luxury on your special hire someone to pamper you.
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Invitations
Your wedding invitations are your guests first glimpse into your wedding day, so you want to make sure it sells the experience, and they pop. There are so many options available, from different styles and shapes, to digital and printed stationary. Decide whether you are going to opt for digital e-vites versus printed invitation suites. If saving money and the environment is your thing, e-vites are definitely your thing. However, if you would prefer more of a traditional experience, order invitation cards that matches your wedding’s theme and aesthetic.
Itinerary
Ever met someone that knows they need to be somewhere or doing something on a specific day but did not really plan the day out well, so it did not go according to their plan? Yeah, that’s why I am huge on creating an itinerary before I host any event or go on a vacation, because I just don’t to skip a beat. Your wedding day should be treated with the same kind of luxury and attention. Give yourself the grace of knowing what time hair and make-up will begin, what time the photographer will arrive, what time the ceremony will commence and what time dinner will be served. You just want to know the order of the day to give your self an overview of how your special day will flow. Your itinerary will guide any of your wedding day vendors on how you want your big day to go.
Inspirations
Pinterest is the best way to gather your wedding inspirations. Download and pin photos that inspire you and gives you ideas on how you would like to decorate, wear your hair, what dress you’d like to wear, or what kind of floral bouquet you want. Research all of the things that will make your wedding day special. Copy the link of your Pinterest board and share with anyone who is assisting you in your wedding planning process. if you are old-school like me or simply just like to be hands-on, get an display and a few magazines and go to work on cutting out your favorite photos that inspire you and create a vision board.. .Hang it up on your wall or display it someone where you can always see it, so your ideas are fresh in your brain.
Insurance
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Kissing Bells
Every couple needs a little good luck! Kissing bells are an Irish tradition, representing the joining of couples. Have you ever heard the saying “I hear wedding bells ringing” ? Usually in context when you get engaged or when your wedding day is nearly approaching. Kissing bells are said to symbolize starting a marriage without any evil spirits.
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Loans
Planning a wedding can be very budget friendly or it can be very expensive. It all depends on your style and wedding day vibe. If you need extra assistance in funding your dream wedding experience.
Lights
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Mood Board
What is your mood for the big day? Are you a natural or glam bride? Do you want silk or real florals? Do you want a buffet or seated dinner reception? It’s time to get your mood board in order. Collaborating photo inspirations from Pinterest and mood board templates on Canva, you can create a cohesive vision to what you expect your wedding day to look and feel like.
MicroWedding
A micro wedding will typically consist of a guests list of up to 20-50 people made up of close family members and friends. Due to the COVID-19, many couples have opted for smaller wedding experiences to ensure social distancing. However, it has been a big hit with saving money and keeping the event intimate, so, I think micro wedding trend is here to stay. Invite your closest family members and friends and celebrate like there is no tomorrow. Create an a-list and b-list to decide who gets a hot seat at your special event.
Minimony
A small wedding ceremony consisting of 10 guests maximum. Thanks to the Pandemic, Minimonies are super trendy. Couples are going full blown intimate and budget friendly by only inviting their closest friends and family to witness their nuptials. Usually minimonies are so smaill there are no wedding parties and a small luncheon is to follow.. So if you want to keep it intimate and budget friendly planning a minmony would be your best option.
Maid-of-Honor
Maitron-of-Honor
Moneybox'
A moneybag also known as a “card box” is a decor item you don t want to miss. Even if you do not requests for guests to bring a gift, some guests may feel inclined to at leasts bring a card to wish you well. A moneybag can be placed near your sweetheart table or guests signing item to ensure they have. a place to store them and they don get lost.
Music
Mock-up
Want to know what your wedding day will look like prior to the big day, requests a mock-up from your florist or decorator. A mock-up will help you understand if you are satisfied with the look or if you want to make any changes. It’s always better to be safe than sorry.
Make-up Artist
Calling all glam brides!! If getting pampered is your thing and you love to get dolled up, hire a make-up artist for your wedding day to achieve your desired wedding day look.. Provide your make-up artists with inspiration photos and attend a make-up trial prior to your wedding day. Your trial will ensure your desired look can be achieve by the artist you are booking. No one wants to be a “what I asked for vs, what I got” ad on the shade room. So do yourself a favor and make sure they are the perfect vendor before signing the dotted line on the contract.
Marriage License
Your Marriage License is very important for legalization of your nuptials. Without this document you are not legally married by the state you live in. You will want to obtain this document at least 3 to 60 days prior to your wedding day and your officiant should be able to walk you through the process of how it works.
Mother-of-the-bride
Mother-of-the-groom
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Notarize
Open Bar
Pop the champagne, she’s changing her last name! It’s time to celebrate and sip in high fashion. An open bar will allow your guests the opportunity to indulge in wine, spirits, and champagne the entire now with no costs. A great way to say thank you o our guests for attending your event. Guests live for these moments and tend to enjoy themselves Be sure to order our hangover kit favors, so guess make home safe and don’t feel sick the next day.
Officiant
Organization
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Plus One
A plus one is a very tricky element to the guests list creation process. Often time couples are in a debate of who does and does not receive a plus one, especially if money is a question at hand. And, sometimes you just want to make sure you know everyone in the room for your big day. However, anyone who lives with or is married to someone should receive a plus-one to your grand event. After all, everyone would love to bring a date, especially they may not know anyone else that would be in attendance.
Photographer
Place Card
Processional
Permit
Page
Page Boy
Pre-Marital Counseling
Process
Privacy
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RSVP
Rehearsal Dinner
Reception
Receiving Line
Ring Bearer
Religion
Recessional
Responsibility
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Save-the-Dates
Sweetheart Table
Stag Night
Songs
Seating Arrangements
Seating Chart
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Tablescape
Your wedding table designs are what “we” wedding designers call tablescapes. Your table designs will be made up of linens, dinnerware, glassware, centerpieces, candles, table numbers any other special details you would like to add. You can go as minimal or extravagant as you want.
Timelines
Trial
Toast
Let’s make a toast to the lovely couple and celebrate their undying love for one another. It’s time to poor up the bubbly and raise a glass to the couple of the night as they move forward to a new future together.
Tuxedo
Thank-You Cards
Traditions
Theme
To-Do List
Travel Accommodations
Thinking about hosting a destination wedding? It’s time to start thinking about where you want to go and how you plan to get there. Hire a travel agent or browse travel websites to find the best flight, hotel and resort deals. You’ll want to plan months in advance to get your funds in order and discuss where you really want to go. You’ll also need travel accommodations for your bachelorette party and honeymoon if you planning on getting away for. those events.
Time Management
Time needs to be on everyones side on the big day! From the bride and groom, to the wedding party, vendors, and guests. Time is money and we don’t want any of it to go to waist. You want to ensure that every penny you spent went to good use and your day flows seamlessly. After all, you’ve been planning for this day for month’s let alone a bride who may been planning for this day her entire life. Creating a wedding day itinerary and wedding planning checklist will help you manage the time in which when invitations should be mailed, when rsvp should be received, when vendors should arrive on the big day, ceremony an reception start times and plenty more
Transportation
Transporting your wedding party and guests is a great way to ensure no one has to drink and drive. You should want to make sure your guess have a grand time, however, you also want to guarantee that everyone also makes it home safe. Your guests will appreciate the gesture and have lots of fun on the dancefkoor with no worries of how they were getting back home. Of course, this option is only for the individuals who book a stay at the hotel provided on your wedding website, however, it is still a great way to say “just come, and enjoy yourselves.”. If you are a couple who desires a vintage or luxury getaway opt for a transportation rental company to rent a fleet that matches your wedding aetsthetic. Getaway cars are great for picturesque moments perfect for Instagram and TikTok.
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Ushers
DIY couples should appoint family members or friends to usher their wedding ceremony and assist guests on where to go. Once guests arrive at your ceremony location they will need direction on where the nuptials will take place and what rows are reserved for immediate family. So download my wedding day delegation sheet to help you plan out who will be assisting you on special day.
Unplugged Wedding
Have you ever seen wedding photos where the guests have their electronics out and are taking photos of the couple? I know, total disaster, right? Try having an unplugged wedding, where you requests all of your guests to put away and silence all electronics prior to the wedding beginning. Let your photographer provide an elegant experience by being the only camera man on the scene, after that’s what they are paid to do. I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.
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Venue
Vows
Videography
Vision
In order to plan your dream wedding you must come up with a vision of how you want the day to come out, how you want it to feel, and who do you want to invite. You should want to visualize every aspect of your wedding prior to diving head first in your wedding planning journey.
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Wedding Planner
If you are looking for a little or a lot of extra guidance on planning your wedding, you should consider hiring a professional wedding planner to help you navigate through the journey with ease. A wedding planner can assist you in developing your wedding budget, referring preferred vendors, styling tips, etiquette, and plenty more.
Wedding Dress
A bride’s wedding dress is the eye-catcher that everyone will be waiting for when the bride walks down the aisle.. You’ll want to browse the web for inspirations and set up an appointment at your local bridal salon to obtain the look for your dream wedding dress. Opt in for gowns that compliment your body shape, style, and desired silhouette.
Wedding Cake
Let’s eat cake! Who doesn’t love a good piece of cake. I know I sure do! Discuss your favorite cake flavors with your fiancé and begin researching wedding cake designs, photo inspirations and bakers. Once you find a few bakers you like, go on a cake tasting tour and try options that appeal to your palette. Once you’ve tasted all of your options determine the lucky winner. Just because the cake is expensive doesn’t mean it is good and just because the cake is affordable doesn’t mean it won’t wow your guests.
Wedding Ring
wedding Song
Walk-Through
Every couple should do a venue walk-through prior to booking their wedding venue. Virtual tours just aren’t cutting it! If you are anything like me, I need to touch and feel certain products or see certain places in person before making a concrete decision. . After all, in the world of wedding planning it is rather hard to get your money back if you no longer want to host your wedding at your booked location because contracts are usually non-refundable.
Welcome Bag
Having out of town guests that may be staying at the nearest hotel to your venue? A great way to welcome them to your home town is creating welcome bags to help the, feel comfortable. You can put tons of personalized items in the bag that they will enjoy like personalized wine bottles, hangover kits, hand sanitizers, snacks, and plenty more.
Wedding Day
Here Comes The Bride! Is anyone hearing wedding bells. The day you both have been waiting for. A day full of wedding jitters, love and happiness. Be ready to say “I Do” and party like royalty.
Wedding Day Breakfast
Wedding parties tend to always forget to eat throughout the wedding day, because they are so caught up in trying to help the couple take away stress and celebrate the upcoming nuptials. However, it is important that wedding parties eat because cocktail hour + the dinner reception is hours away. So opting for a Breakfast platter or buffet for your squad would be highly recommended.
Witness
You and your significant other must have at least one witness present for your legal nuptials. They must be 18 years of age or older. Your witness will observe the ceremony and co-sign the paperwork. So make sure you choose this person wisely. They should be someone both of you love and cherish deeply.
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Vendors
Did you know the average couple hires about 10 vendors for their wedding day. The most important part of wedding planning is building your production team, Every vendor has a specific role and each role is important to ensure your dream wedding vision becomes a reality. You will need all of the following vendors to produce a sophisticated wedding experience: photographer, videographer, venue, wedding planner, hair and make-up professionals, baker, caterer, florist, DJ/band, officiant, rental company, transportation. Browse our wedding planning packages and preferred vendors to help guide you through your vendor scouting process.
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Zest
That special detail that makes your wedding unique is what us wedding professionals call “adding a little zest to your special day”.