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The Bride and Groom should never forget it is their day.
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The Bride and Groom should remember that guests at their
wedding will likely be of all different ages and should consider what
all of them will like.
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Use professional services when the end product does
matter to the Bride and Groom.
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The earlier the Bride and Groom start planning the
easier it will be.
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The sooner you book the professional services that are
required for your Wedding Day the better the chance will be that they
are still available.
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Friends and Family are often a very good source of
advice and help.
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Consider honoring Grand Parents or Great Grand Parents
with a table with their Wedding Pictures on it.
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If you do not like having people tap on their glasses to
have you kiss. Try having trivia questions for them to answer about the
Bride and Groom. If they answer correctly then the Bride and Groom kiss.
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Ask Questions!!!
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Professionals often have very good ideas even when it is
not their area of expertise.
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Assign certain tasks for people so that the Bride and
Groom are not overwhelmed.
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Read the contracts that you sign!
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Never assume anything!
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Double check dates and times on contracts.
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Be sure to proof read all announcements or invitations
before and after they are printed.
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Allow for delays when planning the day.
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Ask the professionals that you hire how they handle
delays.
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Ask the professionals that you hire if there is an extra
charge if there is a delay and how much it will cost.
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Remember the most expensive doesn't mean you get the
best and the cheapest aren't always bad.
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Bring all your contracts with in case there is a
problem.
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Do not get stressed out if there are problems or delays.
Usually the Bride and Groom are the only ones that will know.
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The Bride and Groom should work together on planning
their Wedding Day. It is a very good way to start off a marriage which
will be full of planning and compromises on both parties.
