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Comment on When does the wedding planning start becoming overwhelmingly stressful? by Johnson Benjamin

Johnson Benjamin — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 18:38:59 +0000

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Comment on When does the wedding planning start becoming overwhelmingly stressful? by Eleanor H

Eleanor H — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 18:28:59 +0000

I disagree with the answer, "every dime spent is for one of the biggest days of your lives and soo worth it." Costs mounting up can be a big source of stress. Some brides spend money on trivia that don’t mean too much — watch out for that. The important thing is, you’re getting married to a man you love, not all the wedding bells and whistles.

And don’t worry about whether it will be perfect. Nothing designed by humans is perfect.
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Comment on When does the wedding planning start becoming overwhelmingly stressful? by La Vie Boheme

La Vie Boheme — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 17:45:59 +0000

It never became stressful for me...once I picked the venue and went over prices for packages, the rest fell into place. Wedding planning should have to be stressful..it should be fun!
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Comment on When does the wedding planning start becoming overwhelmingly stressful? by Bride2B

Bride2B — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 17:05:59 +0000

I’ve been engaged since August, and I think the biggest stresser is of course money. When you start having to but down payments on things it starts being overwhelming. Just look at the big picture shop around, and know that every dime spent is for one of the biggest days of your lives and soo worth it.

To avoid being stressed and overwhelmed stay organized. The more you get done early on the less you have to worry about later on. Book things early to avoid not getting what you want. After the venue start shopping for photographers then DJs, because those things tend to book up in advance. Ask friends and family who recently got married who they used, and if they like them. Therefore if they say their DJ sucked you don’t waste your time.

I’m getting married in Sept 2011 got my venue, photographer, dj, and even went ahead booking the limo (most Limos companies may only have one of each vehicle so you don’t want to chance it not being available).

Make sure you keep all your receipts of vendors is one place, so it’s nice and easy if you need to confirm anything with them.

Congratulations on your engagement. It’s normal to be anxious because you start wishing it was sooner, but you will have a beautiful wedding:)
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Comment on When does the wedding planning start becoming overwhelmingly stressful? by LaVada A

LaVada A — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 16:51:59 +0000

Mines was the last couple of months trying to hurry up and get everything done on time. One thing I liked that you should try to do. Is set a date and start paying on your wedding now!!! Pay something every pay check even if it is 100 dollars. Before you know it your wedding will be paid off well in advance and that is one thing you don’t have to worry about. And stay within your budget even if it looks good. Good luck I am getting married in 2 days and I am excited. But it is alot of running around to do since we only have one car. But good luck.
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Comment on When does the wedding planning start becoming overwhelmingly stressful? by Melissa

Melissa — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 16:16:59 +0000

More than likely, it will hit more towards the end of the planning. More towards when the wedding is. That’s just because you feel like you forgot something, maybe something isn’t perfect, etc. You want your day to be perfect and the closer it is, the more you feel something will go wrong. So, stress time. But if you plan things out accordingly and have everything you want ahead of time, you shouldn’t have to stress too much.
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Comment on When does the wedding planning start becoming overwhelmingly stressful? by Amy

Amy — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 15:42:59 +0000

Ours was a year long engagement, too. It was fun for the first few months, but there are things you can’t really do until 6-8 weeks before the wedding, so you may end up having a lot of downtime. We had a burnout around 6 months, with thinking too much and overall frustration, but it didn’t really get stressful until 2 months before the wedding - mostly that was because of the guest list and invitation crap.

It will depend on what all you’ll be doing for your wedding. If you are doing a lot of DYI stuff, that may be very stressful - there were a few things that I just gave up on and bought, simply for the convenience.

Stay strong though, and remember why you’re marrying him when/if you get stressed Congrats!!
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Comment on Telling Attendants Their Wedding Duties? by joy Shillen

joy Shillen — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 03:53:59 +0000

A fun and unthreatening way to let people know their duties (or what you expect of them) is to send out a newsletter detailing responsibilities and other wedding planning information. That way, no one will feel as though you’re targeting them. You’re probably right that most people will find it helpful to have responsibilities spelled out — they might not know what they’re supposed to do, and they may feel weird about asking. A newsletter is a cool way to tell them — you’ll have fun putting it together, too! Be sure to include a huge "Thank You" to everyone early in your newsletter — people generally respond better to instructions if they feel appreciated.
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Comment on Any example of wedding planning idea on a small budget? by Sylvie Albert

Sylvie Albert — Sat, 30 Oct 2010 10:27:59 +0000

Hi Sally

I can only agree with the previous comments left by others to your question: your budget will mostly depend on number of guests and choice of location and caterer…

The more you would cut on the first point ( and go for a real intimate ceremony), the less you would spend…

Try to think and combine as well eventually your honeymoon destination with your wedding destination - this would help to save money as well…

Good Luck!
Sylvie
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Comment on Any example of wedding planning idea on a small budget? by Stephanie

Stephanie — Sat, 30 Oct 2010 09:42:59 +0000

There are a lot of areas you can cut cost when planning a wedding. This article has some good advice on how to stay under budget.

http://www.soulfulengagements.com/1/post/2009/11/staying-under-budget.html
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