HOW TO PLAN THAT PERFECT WEDDING Guest List


With your partner and both sets of parents, make a guest list which has two separate columns. One column is for your very close family and those guests that must be invited; the other column is for guests you wish you could invite. You can begin to move guests from the maybe column to the defi nite column when you know more about the venue and budget.


T e ring is on your fi nger, the Prosecco has been popped, your family keep pestering you for a wedding date, and now it’s time to plan the wedding! It can be daunting but if you keep it simple by concentrating on these three core elements you’re sure to have a successful day.


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If children are attending don’t forget you’ll need to give thought as to how to entertain and look aſt er them so their parents can enjoy the day celebrating and maybe have a glass of wine or two!


Location


At the early ages don’t see location as the venue, see location as what town, what city or even what country!


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