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17 Signs You Should Hire a Wedding Planner

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Sometimes, a bride can be very optimistic about how planning her wedding will go.  However, often times this optimism can turn into overconfidence, and the bride underestimates how grueling the details of a wedding can be. If you’re on the fence about hiring a wedding planner or not, idiva.com has given readers a few signs that mean its time to give that planner a call.

  • You and your partner can’t agree on anything
  • The thought of making a guest list terrifies you
  • You’re too stressed
  • Your weight is up and down
  • You’ve overshot the budget
  • You can’t decide on flowers
  • You’re afraid you won’t enjoy your wedding

If you’ve experienced any of these problems, it’s time to call in for back-up.  For 10 more signs, click here.

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