5/2/12

Scheduling Tips For People Who Are Going To Marry Soon

By Brain Edemann


Planning your own wedding is certainly rewarding, but it can also drive you crazy. You can always get a wedding planner to help you out, but there's nothing like planning your special day to a T, all on your own. It's adventurous, not to mention the fact that you'll save some good money in the process. This allows you to preserve your budget or spend some additional money on things that make the party truly better.

If you do decide to do this on your own, here are some guidelines to keep in mind that should lead to the best and most effectively planned wedding possible.

1. Make a specific checklist.

It's always handy to keep things organized when planning your wedding. With a checklist, you can easily see if you've missed out on something. This also helps you save on unnecessary expenses that people tend to overlook.

2. Come up with a contact list that makes it easy for you to access the details of anyone you may need to speak to.

Beginning with your tailor to the contact person for the venue, you should always have the contact details of the people involved in this event. Share this list with your partner so that both of you can help each other follow up on things that need to be taken care of.

3. Make a list of all the guests you plan to invite.

Having this list will help you estimate how many people to expect at the event. This will also help you out when coming up with a budget for the event.

4. Prepare a budget.

Make a list of projected expenses for everything you may need for the event. But anticipate unexpected expenses as well.

5. Come up with a well-prepared program for the reception.

The reception isn't just there to feed your guests. Be creative by preparing program to keep everyone entertained during the event. Make the event truly memorable for, your partner, and your guests.




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