The final week in planning a wedding is ultra exciting, because the big day is only a week away! In this week it is imperative to make sure all the plans and last minute decorations/entertainment are ready to go! It is important to make a timeline of what will exactly happen during the day of the ceremony, and also the night of the reception. Having a timeline will let everyone know what they have to do when they have to do it.This week will lead up to the actual day of the wedding so it is vital to have the wedding planners (or whoever is helping with the event) start setting up, and have everyone ready for their part in the ceremony and reception. Taking it step by step and not getting ahead of oneself is very important. Giving an itinerary out with phone numbers of people that can help with any last minute questions, or can help with any possible problems is a good idea to help ease any tension and stress.
Once the ceremony starts it is time for the bride to...HAVE FUN! She can finally relax and look forward to her reception and her honeymoon. All the planning is over and everything is ready for her to walk down the aisle!
Not every wedding is planned in six weeks, so all of the plans that were necessary to finish each week can be stretched out to give the bride and the planners more time. But whether it is planning a wedding in a year, or six months or six weeks organizing and having Princeton as the soure for all the necessities for planning will make the brides big day her best day!
I really like the way you have laid out your blog. The colors, the consistency, and the week by week updates are my favorite parts. It makes it easy to read the way everything is set up and has a good visual aspect with the picture with a white outline around it in every corner of the post. Good job :)
ReplyDeleteThe week by week aspect of your blog is really good. It keeps the flow of the blog going and keeps it interesting. It also makes people want to come back and read what will be the next post.
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ReplyDeleteI really love your blog. Your style of writing fits perfectly with your topic and it's very simple, but eloquent at the same time!
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