Wedding planning: Part I

Here we provide a list that will help you organize everything for your wedding:
A wedding demands many arrangements, materials and spirituals as well. We have to do paper work, send the invitations, select the dress, the flowers, etc.
Where to start?

1 year early

• Define the date and the hour for the religious ceremony.
• Visit churches, ballrooms and wedding dress designers.

9-11 early
Reserve the church and ballroom foro he reception. It’s preferable they are closet o each other. Get a folder where you can keep all the papers, cards and notes related to your wedding.

• Make a preliminary guests list.
• Choose the godparents, bridesmaids and trainbearers.
• Visit buffet services to select the reception’s menu.
• Make appointments with many flower shops representatives to check out the options.
• Finish your guests list.
• Start auditioning groups and choruses for the mass and the reception. If the reception is in a garden hire a tent or awning.
• Decide which priest you would like to celebrate your wedding.
• Have an interview with him and your fiancé.
• Ask for photographers and video makers budgets.

6-8 months early

• Set up all the papers you need for the religious weeding (birth certificate, baptism certificate updated to a 6-month limit and confirmation certificate).
• Set up the papers for the civil wedding (birth certificate, medical exams, etc.)
• Start checking tables for wedding presents.
• Reserve the photographers and video maker’s services.
• Final selection of the wedding dress gown, dresses and tuxes for bridesmaids and trainbearers.
• Hire the flower store.
• Give your bridesmaids a list of what they have to do in the wedding’s day.
• Register your present’s tables.
• Call the abroad guests so they can book their flights.
• Reserve the musicians.
• Start checking invitations designs.
• Check all the details for the reception’s menu.
• Order to make the invitations.