as soon as he questions you to marry him. there is so much to be done and you may reckon you have plenty of time but you need to do as much as you can now and then only have the final things to worry about as you get closer to the date! excellent luck.
I reckon that at least 9 months before the wedding to make sure you reserve the hall and get the cake, flowers that you want. It depends on the type and size of the wedding even if and when it is taking place.
depends on what kind of wedding you want. I plotted mine in one month, but the mean is about a year if you want to book places and have fittings for your dress and go all out.
It’s better to give yourself and your wedding party plenty of time to make preparations. I’ve seen weddings thrown together in about a months time. But that makes for a very stressful month. If you give yourself six months or more then the administer can be a more relaxed enjoyable one. Getting the dresses and preparations place together will be more like a date out with your friends rather than a stressful part of the administer in an unrealistic time schedule.
well i got engaged back in august but my wedding isnt till may 09. and i started planing like 2 hours after he purposed! but if i where you id start planing no more that 8 to 6 months away! depending on where you plot to have your wedding you may have to plot at least 1 year! so start thinking about where and when you want your wedding to be.
You should most definately start at least a year ahead, at least with the church if its a church wedding and the reception venue, everything else will also take time and u dont want to be rushing around like a headless chicken. Goodluck with ur wedding !
Once you are engaged is a excellent time. There really isn’t a set timeline. If you have a specific place in mind to get married it may be best to reserve it as soon as you can, even if you aren’t sure.
You can do a few things also: cake preparation, color schemes, decoration making, invitation list, tuxedo style/wedding dress.
There are things that iwll have to wait, but alot can be done early. Helps relieve the stress that wedding preparation can bring.
The norm states to give yourself 1 year for preparation a wedding, even if I know some people that have plotted in a month, but if you want a decent wedding, I would give your self about 10 months..thats what I did, and everything is going smoothly and I’m nearly done…Can’t wait! Excellent Luck and Congratulations!
There are many factors to consider. The largest are location, time of year, and budget. These three play a critical role. Where do you want the wedding and reception? When do you want to get married? And how much do you want to spend. More time is better if you already have a job, otherwise this can become a full time job. It you have the ability and the willingness, you can do it all yourself, my wife and I did and it turned out fantastic. Otherwise, I urge a planner, either a key family member or a professional to help you. And no matter what, do not be skimpy on the photographer. Those photos and your memories will be all you have when it is over, and excellent photos are priceless and never fade. Aloha!
Just to chime in, definately a year. Even if you aren’t having a complicated wedding, more time will help SO much. Get busy now, and this is key: Accept all the help that is offered to you from anyone.
As soon as possible. It can take up to two years to plot a wedding which will be less stressful, because everything will be done throughout the two years of preparation.
It depends on how and where you want to get married. We chose this historical place and when we went there to talk to the wedding consultant, all the weekends were already booked for a whole year except for one saturday. We had to place the deposit aptly away to book that one last saturday.
It really depends on how much free time you have and how organized you are.
I’m a college student and am getting married this summer. He proposed to me in 2006 and we started preparation immediately.
No matter how early you start, there are some things that you will have to wait on (catering, some flower shops won’t help except the wedding is accurate).
I reckon its best to start as early as possible, just to allow yourself to close one part before moving on, rather than trying to take the whole wedding in at once.
From the time we got engaged, until the time we got married was 10 weeks. I FREAKED out! Our ceremony was ok.. but our reception was a nightmare. But on the mean… it takes about 6-9 months to plot a medium-large wedding. Excellent Luck!
The sooner you plot (within reason) , the better. I found that by preparation my wedding a year and a half in advance, I had my choice of venues, caterers, officiants, etc. because they were all unbooked. The closer to the date you go, the less you have to choose from! So, after all that, I would say at least one year in advance! Excellent luck preparation…it’s so much fun!
The general guideline is 12 to 18 months, but you may need more or less depending on the size of the wedding.
Some do it in 6 to 9 months, but I would not urge any less than 6 months for the typical wedding.
There is a lot of preparation and a lot of details that will need to be chose on during the preparation administer, and since most brides have jobs and a life, they cannot devote all their time to the preparation.
Just be sure to allow yourself enough time so that you can delight in the administer and the time that you are engaged.
Depends on how huge the wedding is, and where it is. But large wedding usually takes about 8 months.
About a year. 6 months at the limit.
like a few months maybe even a year in advance
Minimum 1-2 years
Between 5-7 months ahead of time
as soon as he questions you to marry him. there is so much to be done and you may reckon you have plenty of time but you need to do as much as you can now and then only have the final things to worry about as you get closer to the date! excellent luck.
I reckon that at least 9 months before the wedding to make sure you reserve the hall and get the cake, flowers that you want. It depends on the type and size of the wedding even if and when it is taking place.
depends on what kind of wedding you want. I plotted mine in one month, but the mean is about a year if you want to book places and have fittings for your dress and go all out.
It’s better to give yourself and your wedding party plenty of time to make preparations. I’ve seen weddings thrown together in about a months time. But that makes for a very stressful month. If you give yourself six months or more then the administer can be a more relaxed enjoyable one. Getting the dresses and preparations place together will be more like a date out with your friends rather than a stressful part of the administer in an unrealistic time schedule.
the first thing is are you having a church or registry office. I f a church then you need to book the date especially if you want a summer wedding.
Bout a year I would say, but it does depend on where you live, how busy places are - i.e hotels etc etc.
I did all the preparation for mine and it took me 18 months in total, but we lived in London at the time so things got booked up quicker.
well i got engaged back in august but my wedding isnt till may 09. and i started planing like 2 hours after he purposed! but if i where you id start planing no more that 8 to 6 months away! depending on where you plot to have your wedding you may have to plot at least 1 year! so start thinking about where and when you want your wedding to be.
You should most definately start at least a year ahead, at least with the church if its a church wedding and the reception venue, everything else will also take time and u dont want to be rushing around like a headless chicken. Goodluck with ur wedding !
Once you are engaged is a excellent time. There really isn’t a set timeline. If you have a specific place in mind to get married it may be best to reserve it as soon as you can, even if you aren’t sure.
You can do a few things also: cake preparation, color schemes, decoration making, invitation list, tuxedo style/wedding dress.
There are things that iwll have to wait, but alot can be done early. Helps relieve the stress that wedding preparation can bring.
The norm states to give yourself 1 year for preparation a wedding, even if I know some people that have plotted in a month, but if you want a decent wedding, I would give your self about 10 months..thats what I did, and everything is going smoothly and I’m nearly done…Can’t wait! Excellent Luck and Congratulations!
There are many factors to consider. The largest are location, time of year, and budget. These three play a critical role. Where do you want the wedding and reception? When do you want to get married? And how much do you want to spend. More time is better if you already have a job, otherwise this can become a full time job. It you have the ability and the willingness, you can do it all yourself, my wife and I did and it turned out fantastic. Otherwise, I urge a planner, either a key family member or a professional to help you. And no matter what, do not be skimpy on the photographer. Those photos and your memories will be all you have when it is over, and excellent photos are priceless and never fade. Aloha!
Just to chime in, definately a year. Even if you aren’t having a complicated wedding, more time will help SO much. Get busy now, and this is key: Accept all the help that is offered to you from anyone.
As soon as possible. It can take up to two years to plot a wedding which will be less stressful, because everything will be done throughout the two years of preparation.
It depends on how and where you want to get married. We chose this historical place and when we went there to talk to the wedding consultant, all the weekends were already booked for a whole year except for one saturday. We had to place the deposit aptly away to book that one last saturday.
It really depends on how much free time you have and how organized you are.
I’m a college student and am getting married this summer. He proposed to me in 2006 and we started preparation immediately.
No matter how early you start, there are some things that you will have to wait on (catering, some flower shops won’t help except the wedding is accurate).
I reckon its best to start as early as possible, just to allow yourself to close one part before moving on, rather than trying to take the whole wedding in at once.
From the time we got engaged, until the time we got married was 10 weeks. I FREAKED out! Our ceremony was ok.. but our reception was a nightmare. But on the mean… it takes about 6-9 months to plot a medium-large wedding. Excellent Luck!
The sooner you plot (within reason) , the better. I found that by preparation my wedding a year and a half in advance, I had my choice of venues, caterers, officiants, etc. because they were all unbooked. The closer to the date you go, the less you have to choose from! So, after all that, I would say at least one year in advance! Excellent luck preparation…it’s so much fun!
at least a year, maybe two depending on the size of the weddig
The general guideline is 12 to 18 months, but you may need more or less depending on the size of the wedding.
Some do it in 6 to 9 months, but I would not urge any less than 6 months for the typical wedding.
There is a lot of preparation and a lot of details that will need to be chose on during the preparation administer, and since most brides have jobs and a life, they cannot devote all their time to the preparation.
Just be sure to allow yourself enough time so that you can delight in the administer and the time that you are engaged.