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The First 5 Things You Should Do When You Start Planning Your Wedding

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When someone is first engaged, it feels like you’re living in a fairytale where everything happens perfectly and according to plan… until the reality of planning hits.  This new article from Brides is helping readers get a head start when it comes to beginning their wedding planning.  These are the most important things to cross off the checklist right away:

  1. Discuss what type of wedding you and your partner want
  2. Figure out what your budget will be
  3. Write up your guest list, including an A List and a B List
  4. Pick a venue, then a date… in that order!

For the 5th and final tip, click here.

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