100 Questions to Help Plan Your Wedding - Wedding Planning Starter Prompts - Wedding Brainstorming
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Grab a journal, your favorite pen, and your fiancé. Make a date for it! Then follow these Prompts to start your wedding planning.
Topics covered include Engagement, Ethnic & Religious Considerations, Budget & Other Basics, Attire, Catering, Attendants & Family, Music & Entertainment, Flowers, Photography, Bakery, Honeymoon, and more.
To start planning, you need to know what you want your wedding to look like! And you want to be on the same page with your fiance. By starting the process by considering all the options together, you can help make the whole process smoother.
These are the questions I asked my clients when I worked as a professional wedding planner. They helped form the foundation of many beautiful ceremonies and receptions. I'm no longer planning weddings, but I don't want all my work to go to waste when it could be helping more couples.
Includes a FREE PDF on how to trim your guest list without ticking off your family!
*LGBT-friendly. This is not written with the assumption that the couple will be a bride and a groom and gender-neutral language, such as attendant instead of bridesmaid/groomsman, is used as much as possible.*
Topics covered include Engagement, Ethnic & Religious Considerations, Budget & Other Basics, Attire, Catering, Attendants & Family, Music & Entertainment, Flowers, Photography, Bakery, Honeymoon, and more.
To start planning, you need to know what you want your wedding to look like! And you want to be on the same page with your fiance. By starting the process by considering all the options together, you can help make the whole process smoother.
These are the questions I asked my clients when I worked as a professional wedding planner. They helped form the foundation of many beautiful ceremonies and receptions. I'm no longer planning weddings, but I don't want all my work to go to waste when it could be helping more couples.
Includes a FREE PDF on how to trim your guest list without ticking off your family!
*LGBT-friendly. This is not written with the assumption that the couple will be a bride and a groom and gender-neutral language, such as attendant instead of bridesmaid/groomsman, is used as much as possible.*