Planning a wedding involves MANY details and MUCH work. But with a wedding planning guide, the experience can be thrilling instead of stressful.

1. Wedding Planning If you have recently “found” yourself engaged, congratulations are in order! There are few events in life as exciting, exhilarating, or as inspiring as those wonderful feelings that accompany romantic love and the anticipation of a wonderful life together. If you’ve set a date, you’re probably well into the “thick” of planning your wedding…from reserving the venue, or at least seeing to the availability of it, to choosing wedding invitations, flowers, fabrics, colors, bridesmaids, and so forth. There are a lot of details to consider, but if you are prepared, get some help, and begin by reflecting on the various aspects of how weddings unfold, you’ll be just fine, and it DOESN’T have to be a stressful experience! If anything; it should be thrilling and fulfilling! First of all, you should start with a planning guide. Sometimes called a bride’s manual, wedding planning shouldn’t even be attempted—except by seasoned, experienced wedding planners—by one’s self. Even the best of wedding planners have assistants, right? You bet! A planning guide will help you keep organized and not forget any essential steps in your wedding planning. If you don’t think you need a planning guide, think again; more than a few have planned weddings without the assistance of this crucial tool…covering [almost] everything…only to discover—and usually after its too late—they’ve forgotten some seemingly minute detail. Such shortsightedness can only lead to disappointment. And the LAST thing a couple should have to deal with on their wedding day is disappointment! So get your hands on a wedding planning guide [a 29-page bride’s manual can be downloaded from the website below, FREE of charge], and then GET BUSY! Information provided as a service by Beautiful Wedding Invitations. Description: Planning a wedding involves MANY details and MUCH work. But with a wedding planning guide, the experience can be thrilling instead of stressful.