This week, I'm going to talk about first things to get started in wedding planning. Based on my experience, I will tell you what I think should be done first, and what can wait.
Before I get started, I want to know:
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This week, I'm going to talk about first things to get started in wedding planning. Based on my experience, I will tell you what I think should be done first, and what can wait.
Before I get started, I want to know:
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Our first items were 1) venue and 2) photographer. I don't know if it is appropriate to number them because we really were looking for both items concurrently.
Venue because we wanted an original, cool place to get married and photographer because it is one of the elements that was very important to us.
In hindsight, yeah I think these 2 were great to get started with. However in double-hindsight, a simple backyard brunch wedding at my mom's place would have been the best place to start!! haha
We started with the venue. We had already talked through what we wanted from the wedding, what we wanted it to be about, what was most important to us, and what we wanted the 'feel' of the event to be. So, we started looking for a place that could help us do all of that.
I think it was definitely right, because a TON of stuff has really just fallen into place since we picked a venue.
We spent about 5 months thinking about what kind of wedding we wanted to have and how much money we could afford to spend before we did anything to serious. After some initial brainstorming we did some internet surfing to get a sense of what venues, photogs, etc. cost. I didn't want to get locked into anything and then realize it wasn't what we wanted.
money. it sucks to admit. but it was the first factor we had to solidify (how much did we REALLY have to spend on this shin dig) and from there we were able to make the rest of the decisions.
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