Top List of 7 Things You Should Do, Before You Start To Plan Your Indian Wedding

 

Anita says...

Who knows better than I do! 

You've just got engaged, and now you're about to embark upon one of life's most important occasions, planning your wedding nuptials - these favoured tips will carry some weight to keeping everyone happy. They're simple and effective avenues, giving way to a blissful path to your planning prowess going ahead. 

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Agree with your fiancé what is the important elements of your wedding day nuptials to each other, and don’t lose sight of these throughout the planning phase

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Speak to both sets of parents and have an open discussion about what every one wants including which events and numbers of guests as a priority

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If you’re religiously inclined, be sure to get the priest to give you an auspicious time and date to get married

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Don’t get yourself confused by looking at too much wedding stuff that you get a headache before you’ve even started

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Keep the communication channels open for family and friends and don’t become a bridezilla, or worse still, a groomzilla!

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Be honest with yourself about a realistic budget that you would be comfortable spending on your wedding occasion, taking into account all the events

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Download a good budget planner and a detailed wedding planning checklist so you don’t overlook anything

 

This candid advice will accelerate you with a positive step in the right direction. Family and friends will come together for your wedding because they adore you. Making the experience a good one is ultimately what matters, for everyone concerned.

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