It doesn’t matter if you are getting your invitations in the mail or compiling your guest list, it’s best to prepare for all your planning with as much lead time as possible.
Photograph: Courtesy of See You There Invitations, Windsor, Ontario
Proper planning and taking on tasks ahead of time or on time will allow you and your fiancé to truly enjoy the process and be worry-free. Don’t put off things that can be easily completed or those that will delay other areas of your planning. You won’t want to leave your reception early to pack nor lose sleep the night before your special day to finish up your reception table seating!
If you are thinking about a summer 2013 wedding, you must get busy now. August has surpassed June as the month most couples plan to say “I will.” Most brides biggest fear is forgetting something, overspending on their budget, or choosing the wrong DJ.
Get a start on your timetable by starting with our planning timetable online at http://www.theweddingguide.ca
