This is the checklist you need a year or a half before the big day. If you want to achieve perfection, use this wedding planning checklist 5 months or 6 months before your wedding.
Plan The BudgetÂ
Your anxiety and excitement levels soar as soon as you set the date for the most anticipated day of your life. In most circumstances, the most immediate worry is the budget. When planning your wedding, some of the most important aspects to consider are how much money you want to spend, where you want to spend it, and when you want to spend it. As a result, finishing the budget before moving on to the next item on your wedding planning to-do list is crucial! So, sort out what you want to spend money on and what you absolutely must spend money on. Choose the most important expenses and set a budget for your wedding.Â
Select The VenueÂ
Because having an opulent wedding has become such a frequent phenomenon, there is almost no chance of getting the ideal venue because most wedding venues are booked months in advance. So, start looking for your dream wedding site at least 5 to 6 months ahead of time. Consider crucial variables such as location, ambience, space, and venue size, as well as the expected number of guests attending the event.Â
Check The Latest TrendsÂ
When it comes to weddings, everything changes, whether it’s your attire, wedding themes, invitation cards, or photos. This is the greatest time to put your foot down, take a seat, and research everything that’s going on around you. You might possibly come across something that catches your attention at first glance and transforms your wedding into the most distinctive event ever!Â
Make A List of Your Ideal Guests
You can’t set a wedding budget or reserve a venue until you know how many people you want and how much money you want to spend each person. Couples frequently discover that they cannot ask everyone to join them in celebrating, so think about who you couldn’t get through the day without.Â
Shop For a Wedding Gown or Suit
When it comes to wedding attire, keep in mind that wedding dresses require more lead time than wedding suits, so the urgency of this work will depend on what you wear. Wedding gowns should be ordered and purchased 5 to 6 months before the wedding. This allows plenty of time for the dress to arrive, as well as for any adjustments or production delays.Â
Wedding suits can be ordered and built much more quickly, and they are also regularly purchased off the rack or rented, but there is nothing wrong with shopping for them between 5 and six months before the wedding.
Entertaining PreparationsÂ
No wedding is ever complete without wonderful music and some form of entertainment. And there has never been a better moment to have a famous rock band perform at your wedding. Get your hands on a list of the greatest bands available and hire one as soon as possible. You can also hire dancers on the big day to keep everyone entertained throughout the ceremony.Â
In The EndÂ
We hope our wedding planning guide has provided you with a good overview of what you need to do to prepare for your big day.
Use this wedding checklist to construct your full list of activities and assign yourself deadlines – it will be much easier to organize your day by accomplishing many of tiny stages, and don’t be hesitant to delegate jobs to others.
Authors Bio:
Mark Berry is a paralegal and lifestyle blogger, eager to discuss the latest trends and dive into ecommerce details. He regularly writes about marketing tactics and strategies, tips to plan a wedding and Personal Injury Lawyer. Sharing personal opinions and experiences makes him very happy, and he is always open to constructive criticism.