Choose a wedding date (or have a couple of options you can be flexible with, depending on your venue availability) Here’s what you need to do.Celebrate with your loved ones-you're engaged! It’s now time to stop planning and enjoy your big day. Again confirm with vendors and send them detailed instructionsįinally, the day you’ve waited 18 months for has arrived, all the hard work and careful planning have led up to this point.The final two weeks before your wedding are a whirlwind of fun and excitement, everything at this point is coming together and your big day is just 14 days away so here’s what you’ll need to check off the to-do list at this point: Book test makeup and hair appointments so you know what you want.Book a spa day for you and your bridal party – splurge and have some fun!.Just one more month to go and everything by this point is good to go, just a few more things are left to get in order. Book hair and makeup appointments for bride and mother of the bride.You are 3 months out from your big day and are officially in the home stretch, THIS is crunch time, and this is where it starts to get really exciting as everything begins feeling very real, here are the to-dos for the 3-1 month stretch: Choose the groom’s and groomsmen’s attire.Book your room decor supplier – chair covers, centerpieces, etc.Purchase shoes and accessories for your wedding dress.Now you’re at the six-month marker and at this point, you’ll be wanting to get your decorations in order as well as wedding day accessories. Finalize your guest list, purchase your invitations and thank you cards.Book your florist, caterer, and all other vendors.
Book your DJ, Musicians, cocktail hour entertainment, etc.Book your wedding photographer (maybe your engagement session photographer?).
Get your passport – if you plan to leave the country for your honeymoon. You are now at the 9-6 month mark and getting closer to your big day, during this period of time you’re going to be doing a lot more booking and purchasing–here’s the breakdown: Start wedding dress and bridal party dress shopping. Hire your wedding planner (we HIGHLY recommend as your planner will provide the relaxation you deserve). Tour and book your venue – this should be the first order of business since popular venues can be booked up to two years out. Twelve months isn’t quite crunch time, but it is for booking your venue! Along with your venue, here is what brides and grooms need to get checked off their list at 12 months out: Do an engagement photo shoot – this is a good way to find a photographer for your big day. Form the wedding party – who do you want to be in your wedding?. Start researching and touring wedding venues – you can book your venue at the 12 month stage, but venues get booked fast and you’ll want to get this taken care of before the venue you want most is unavailable!. Choose your wedding date(s) – pick back up dates just in case. Pick out color schemes and wedding theme. Create a Pinterest board for your wedding. So here is a step-by-step guide to get you on your way and ensure that you don’t miss a thing! 18 Months Before your Wedding Dayġ8 months of wedding planning gives you a lot of room to play and move around, exploring ideas and options, so here is a breakdown of what to do 18-12 months before your wedding day! That’s exactly why I have written this blog–There are lots of details to be covered at different stages when planning a wedding, and you’ll need to know exactly when to get them taken care of. But how long does this planning process take? When should you start at each leg of the planning journey? Congratulations, you’re newly engaged! This is an exciting and wonderful time in your life, and part of this time is spent planning for the ultimate wedding you’ve always dreamed of.
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