Creating a wedding timeline is a crucial component of the wedding planning process, ensuring the smooth coordination of important events and preventing oversights on the significant day. Without a well-structured timeline, there is a risk of deviating from the schedule or overlooking essential moments.

Now that you’re engaged, there are several major decisions you’ll be required to make once the wedding planning process begins. But before you set your sights on choosing your wedding party and deciding on a color scheme, there’s one big task you’ll need to check off your to-do list prior to beginning your “journey to the aisle”—that is, selecting your upcoming wedding date.

In the wedding planning domain, a frequently overlooked element is the morning of the wedding. Brides commonly focus their efforts on preparations during the months leading up to the wedding, giving priority to the ceremony and reception, inadvertently neglecting the importance of planning for the morning itself.

No one sets out to be a bad wedding guest, sometimes it just happens. Best case scenario for a bad guest, you never even know that the couple feels that way, people just talk about you behind your back. Worst case scenario, the whole wedding is talking about you right then and there and someone is assigned to “handle the situation”: YOU. The good news, it’s actually pretty easy to be a good wedding guest. Here are some of the most common pitfalls and how to avoid them. The couple thanks you for educating yourself on proper wedding guest etiquette, but most importantly, future you thanks you! Now that we’ve got all that covered, what are you going to wear?!? Check out this article where we cover what to wear for every different type of wedding. Men, we’ve got looks in there for you too!

You probably already know that your wedding colors are important, but before you can start the bulk of your wedding planning journey, you actually have to go through the process of choosing them. Knowing exactly how to pick wedding colors might seem like a no-brainer at first—you choose a handful of colors you like and leave it at that, right?

If you’ve planned a wedding amidst this global pandemic we’re still thick in the throes of, you know a thing or two about the so-called “wedding boom” that has resulted in a surge in couples planning, a shortage of vendors, not to mention important items such as florals, and an increase in costs across the board. Unfortunately there’s another boom that’s been set off as a result of the pandemic—the travel boom—and it’s now impacting couples’ honeymoon plans.