6 No-Nonsense Wedding Planning Tips

Deciding to get married feels like it comes with its own to-do list. Get insider secrets from wedding experts. We asked our team to share how you can make your wedding planning simple and stress-free! Get six must-know tips from our wedding professionals!

The venue and wedding date are usually the first two things to be decided on during the wedding planning process, but our wedding expert, Angelica from Vellano Estate, CA pointed out that picking one before the other could be extremely helpful during the planning process. Angelica recommends picking your wedding location first and basing your wedding date on availability for that venue, that way you have a good chance at scoring your dream location.

Once you have your wedding date and location picked out and booked for your big day, then come the details! So much planning goes into making your special day perfect and our wedding professional Jackie from Hofmann Ranch, TX has the recipe for wedding planning time management. She said the key to staying on schedule is to get a wedding planning month-by-month calendar.

You can find help with wedding planning calendars on sites like Zola, The Knot, or even Amazon. For all the organized wedding couples out there, this is the way to go. A wedding planning calendar can be essential to helping brides get organized on their own, and they have a whole team behind them at Wedgewood Weddings ready to help in any way they can to make the couple’s special day everything they imagined!

Matt, our General Manager at Evergreen Springs, CA, wants to remind wedding couples that our team is here to assist you from beginning to end. You should lean on them for help at any time and day of the week. From advice to planning to coordinating the event, our team of experts is always here to help, and you can count on them throughout the wedding planning process.

Kali, who leads our Sequoia Mansion, CA team reiterated Matt’s advice saying,

“Pick the top things that are most important to you, invest your time and energy into those, then trust your vendors to take care of the rest and guide you along the way.”