1. Start with your wedding vision in mind

2. Think through your budget

3. Think through your guest lists

4. Now that you have a working wedding framework (your vision, budget, and how many guests), begin to book your venue.

5. Interview and book vendors that can only work one wedding at a time (eg. wedding planner, officiant, photographer, video-grapher, caterer, reception band or deejay). This way you will make sure that you get the vendor you want for your wedding day.

6. Begin to interview and book vendors that can book several events in the same day (eg. florist, cake artist, hairstylist, transportation).

7. Now begin to interview and book the following vendors: invitation designer, ceremony musicians, lighting, and make up artist.

8. Produce production time-line schedules for your wedding day.

9. Stay on top of dates for your bridal shower and other wedding related events.

10. Enjoy your wedding day.

There are brides who can’t afford to hire a wedding planner to help with the organization of their wedding. In these cases, they often try to search for books, magazines etc. that could teach them how to plan their wedding with minimum costs. But this is another tricky problem. How do we know what books to choose? Which are the best ones that offer complete information and are available to all women? You can try to find the answers to these questions by reading the review of wedding planning guides. It is the simplest way to find out the pros and the cons of these books.

Before talking about the review of wedding planning guides, I am going to enumerate some titles of the best wedding planning books and then some review examples. Among the best, we can add “Jo Gartin’s Weddings : An Inspiring Guide for the Stylish Bride;” “The Bridesmaid Handbook;” “Planning Your Wedding In No Time;” or “Intimate Weddings”.

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