Wedding Checklist

Getting married is a rollercoaster ride. It's both a rush and a stomach turner. Planning for a wedding is a challenging, mind boggling and body-draining task considering all the factors that need to be considered. For an upcoming bride, knowing what to prioritize amongst these factors can be the most difficult task of all. Apart from these; there are family obligations, social traditions, life crises, and job demands that complicates the whole process. In the end, it can be helpful to realize and remember that a wedding's purpose is about a solemn ceremony and celebration of joyous commitment between the bridge and the groom, with well-wishers around as witnesses. Below are some tips to ponder on especially when planning a wedding without a coordinator or on a budget. Some brides are lucky to have both. Some though, need to get creative when having neither of the two.

• Prioritize from the checklist-Each wedding guidebook, online wedding website, or wedding magazine article commonly presents a wedding preparation checklist. Often times, this checklist covers the complete range of preparations. Reading through the list, it's often the case that not all of the listed elements are the number one priority for a wedding. The list provides a great jump off point but from here, brides can simply the planning process by focusing only on the essentials. After simplifying tasks, a bride can now be in the right direction to make more detailed arrangements.

• Discuss budget details-A dream wedding where budget is no object can be possible but most couples, particularly with the present global economic fluctuations, usually plan a wedding around a budget. Most couples can be tempted to splurge or go over a set budget so it's essential to reiterate that this must not happen. After all, reminiscing after the wedding should be joyous and not filled with debt.It also helps to shop around and be open to all options for whatever essentials that the couple decide upon. Wedding expositions and bridal fairs are a big help as wedding suppliers make use of brochure printing to market their services and promos. Apart from those who print brochures, there are numerous wedding suppliers who print catalogs, business cards and flyers which can be handy reference materials when shopping.

*Seth Luca