Congratulations on your engagement! Whether you're short on time, or you simply don't want to wait long to say "I do," planning a wedding on a short timeline can be challenging. As a wedding planner, I understand how overwhelming it can be to bring your dream wedding to life in just a few months. But don't worry, I'm here to help. Here are some tips and advice for planning a wedding on a short timeline:
Know your priorities
When you're working with a short timeline, it's important to prioritise what's most important to you. Whether it's the venue, the dress, or the entertainment, make a list of your top priorities and focus on those first.
Be flexible
One of the biggest challenges of planning a wedding on a short timeline is availability. Be open to having your wedding on a weekday or a Sunday, as these days are often more readily available than Saturdays.
Consider all-inclusive venues
All-inclusive venues can be a great option for couples planning a wedding on a short timeline. These venues offer everything you need in one package, from the catering to the decor, making planning much easier and less time-consuming.
Keep it simple
A short timeline means less time for elaborate planning and details. Keep your wedding simple and focus on the important aspects that will make your day special.
Hire a wedding planner
You've been waiting for me to say this, right?! A wedding planner can be a lifesaver when it comes to planning a wedding on a short timeline. A planner can help you navigate the process, recommend suppliers, and keep you on track to ensure everything runs smoothly on your big day.
At the end of the day, remember that a short timeline doesn't mean sacrificing the wedding of your dreams. With some creativity, flexibility, and help from a wedding planner, you can create a beautiful and unforgettable wedding in no time. If you need assistance with planning your wedding, don't hesitate to reach out to me. I would love to help you bring your vision to life!
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Photographs by Cooper Studios, Constance Doyle and Sabi and Saint
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