Wedding Checklist: 12 Things You Can’t Forget

Planning a wedding? There’s a lot to remember. Here’s a brief checklist of things you’ll need to remember before you big day.

 

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A dress

The dress is an obvious one, but still important on a wedding checklist.

 groom-and-bride

A groom

If you don’t have this, ladies, you’re probably thinking too far ahead. Go ahead and plan the dream wedding in your head, but don’t start buying any of this yet.

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Photographer

Unless you want to capture your special day, they are well worth the investment. Make you they know what to focus their lens on so your wedding is captured forever.

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 Videographer

Want the captured in a special way? Have a videographer to record it so you can watch again and again.

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Music

No wedding is complete without it. Either a live band for walking down the aisle or during the reception, music will add some life to the event.

 

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Flowers

These bright, delicate and sometimes sweet-smelling, flower are a must for weddings.

 

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Stationary

People need to hear about your big day. You’ll need cards to let them now!

 

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A venue

Everyone needs to get married somewhere. In a church, home, or the seaside, this is an important thing to pick (and sooner than later! Popular spots are booked early!)

 

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Food

Sometimes venue’s will cater, and sometimes you can find a caterer that offers dessert and food. Sometimes you need to get them all separately. That’s up to you. Don’t forget the wine for toast (and something the kids can drink!)

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Seating

Again, sometimes venues offer this, but sometimes they don’t. If they’re not provided (make sure you check!) then you need to worry about buying chairs and tables. Some will bundle the chairs and tables; some won’t.

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Drapes/Lighting/Table Decorations

These might be included with seating or venues. If not, decide if you want or need these finishing touches on the perfect wedding.

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Photo curtsey of flickr.com/

Favors

It’s your day, but making the guests happy doesn’t hurt!

Wedding Checklist 12 Things You Can't Forget

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  • Ariel Pakizer

    Ariel Pakizer graduated summa cum laude from the University of Central Florida with a Bachelor’s in English and a Minor in Marketing and has over five-years of professional experience in marketing communications. She believes in empowering the individual and rising up to challenges. Naturally, she caught the volunteering bug at a young age and enjoys supporting worthy causes like NAAHP. As an amateur graphic designer and an aspiring novelist, she uses her creativity to inspire her professional and personal life. She studies Japanese in her spare time and lived in Kagoshima, Japan for a year. “One way to get the most out of life is to look upon it as an adventure.” – William Feather

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