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Wednesday, 22 October 2014

Get Your Wedding checklist Printable PDF Format

It is really important that you make a wedding checklist before preparing for your dream wedding.Wait ...Don't freak out,its not as difficult as you think.Actually we will help you to create an awesome list with in minutes.Also we are providing our wedding checklist printable version at the end of this post.SO CHEER up!!!
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The main advantage of creating a checklist before wedding was that you can control the order of things and this in turn reduces the confusion and results in lesser stress.But it is also very important to include all the necessary things on the list.That is why we had arrange the list of most common things to arrange before marriage.

Wedding Checklist (with printable version)

Engagement Checklist: Planning a wedding checklist starts with planning for engagement.Engagement is the first step towards planning wedding.Here are the things you should include in your engagement list
  1. Select the Engagement Ring
  2. Party Venue and Food
  3. Beverage Choices
  4. Choose the photographer for Function
  5. Invitation
Hoping that everything works great in the engagement now is the time for planning for the inevitable.Just kidding :).

  • Hire the wedding planner(Optional if you are doing the planning yourself)
  • Choose the wedding venue : Ensure that you visit the venue in person before finalizing the decision
  • Plan the estimate wedding Budget: Always keep the wedding budget printable copy since you need to take frequent copies.
  • Hiring the professionals: This was one of the most time consuming part since it involves finding the best person for the corresponding job.Always use the feedback and input from friends and advisers before selecting them.The different sections to hire are video grapher,Music,florist,food,decoration,photographer etc
  • Find the wedding night destination 
  • Hair and Makeup arrangement
  • Honeymoon arrangements


These are some of the important wedding plan checklists that you should not miss.There are also some other things to take care of too.We listed them also here.

  • Wedding Dress selection: These includes in selecting the ornaments as well.Also choose your dress for various other outfits for party,night etc.
  • Wedding websites(Optional) Even though this is optional it allows you to have a good coordination.
  • Prepare all the required paperworks regarding the marriage.Contact a good agency for this.
  • Choose your favorite wedding hairstyle,refer the web for some great wedding hairstyle ideas.
  • Shoes for the wedding
Now ur wedding checklist printable version also includes some after the wedding things too.These are the things that comes last on the wedding checklist timline but was very crucial indeed.People so often stop their planning after the wedding,but actually there are some things that you have to take care even after the wedding ceremony.Some of the things are
  • Sending the thank you notes to the guest
  • Wedding budget evaluation
  • Changing the insurance agreement to include the spouse
  • Name changing paperwork's
  • Wedding gown preservation.
People so often miss some of the crucial things in their planning and suffer the last time panic.Always plan your wedding ahead so that you know what was happening.Be a good manager of things and dont forget to include your spouse in all the process which will make it more enjoyable.Download the wedding checklist printable pdf format here.

Wishing you all the best for the wedding.

regards




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Friday, 11 April 2014

Top 10 Ridiculous Wedding Customs

Despite what the wedding planners say, many wedding customs are pretty stupid and pointless. Some ridiculous wedding customs are older, established traditions and others are newer trends, but none of them make much sense — especially for guys.
So, let’s get to them: Here are the top 10 most ridiculous wedding customs.

Number 10

Throwing stuff

Rice and confetti are two of the most popular materials that are flung around with reckless abandon at weddings. Is this really a good idea at aformal event, however? Do the newlyweds really need to be pelted with food and covered with silly string for the rest of the evening?

Number 9

Bachelor party the night before the wedding

This is another ridiculous wedding custom that doesn’t fare well on the practicality scale. Why would anyone want to get wasted the night before his wedding and spend the next day in a blurry daze? And most importantly: Why would a man want to face the wrath of his bridezilla while she yells at him for making frequent trips to throw up in the bathroom? Engage in the required drunken debauchery the weekend before and avoid said problems.

Number 8

Receiving line

Receptions usually feature the dreaded receiving line, which consists of every member of the wedding party (bride, groom, mothers, fathers, bridesmaids). In this ridiculous wedding custom, you’re required to greet and congratulate each and every one of them — even if you don’t know them. It goes without saying that this is an incredible waste of time for everyone involved; an informal approach and the directions to the bar would certainly suffice.

Number 7

Prolonged bachelor/bachelorette parties

More of a British wedding phenomenon, the exaggerated bachelor/bachelorette party is a ridiculous wedding custom and another good way to bankrupt your friends. Some soon-to-be-married couples in the UK insist on getting their rocks off in a week-long stag party in the Spanish resort of their choice, and the same idea is gaining popularity on this side of the pond. Whatever happened to just getting the groom really drunk and putting him on a Greyhound to Seattle?

Number 6

Baby ring bearers/flower girls

Do we really expect kids to behave themselves just because the adults are serious about the wedding? We’re talking about children under the age of 4 who usually end up kicking and screaming and having to be whisked off somewhere so the ceremony can continue. When people spend so much time and energy preparing the perfect wedding, it’s nonsensical for them to add the unpredictability of children into the mix.
Steer clear of these ridiculous wedding customs…

Number 5

Disposable cameras on the tables

This ridiculous wedding custom is another massive waste of money as the pictures taken by the disposable camera inevitably end up being very poor quality. Besides, who doesn’t have a digital camera and social-networking access? Pictures can be shared so easily nowadays that cardboard-box cameras are completely unnecessary.

Number 4

Sand ceremony

In this ridiculous wedding custom, the bride and groom each have a container of sand that they pour into an empty vase. Apparently, it symbolizes their unity or something like that — as if we need to be reminded yet again what marriage entails. It’s an alternative to the candle-lighting ceremony (which is equally as superfluous) and it just means more things to buy and another useless post-wedding keepsake.

Number 3

The Jack and Jill party

An alternative to the wedding shower, the Jack and Jill party forces your friends to pay for an unnecessarily extravagant party in the hopes of raising the money needed to throw an even more lavish wedding. Another equally stupid version of the J&J is combining the bride’s bachelorette party with the groom’s bachelor party, eliminating the need for two separate parties. In retrospect, however, this ridiculous wedding custom is just another fund-raiser and an additional obligation for your friends. It was obviously created so that the groom gets a bunch of free stuff too, instead of just the bride.

Number 2

Mashing cake in each other’s faces

The gesture of smearing cake in another’s face was probably quite funny when it happened by chance for the first time, but it’s become little more than a cliche that we could all do without. The intertwining-arms-to-sip-champagne thing is about the only tradition more revolting than this one.

Number 1

Clinking glasses

An established ridiculous wedding custom at far too many weddings, the clinking of glasses as a prompt for the newlyweds to kiss simply has to go. It’s not even that funny or cute the first couple of times, and at a wedding with 400 guests it gets downright annoying when the couple can’t even eat their dinner or have a conversation without hearing the annoying clamor of silver to glass.

saying “i do”…

At the end of the day, a lot of these ridiculous wedding customs are just shameless attempts to raise money for the new couple to have a lavish wedding experience. Many of them are also practiced simply for the sake of tradition — because “everyone’s doing it.” Sometimes, however, (especially when it comes to weddings) breaking tradition can feel pretty darn good.

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