The Wedding Planning Checklist We Actually Use
Most couples start planning in the wrong order and pay for it later. Here is the timeline we hand every client, from ten months out to the morning of the wedding.
Checklists, real budgets and hard-won lessons from fourteen years of running weddings and events — written for couples and families planning their own.
Written in Lalru, for Punjab
Most couples start planning in the wrong order and pay for it later. Here is the timeline we hand every client, from ten months out to the morning of the wedding.
Vendors quote per head; families budget in totals. That gap is where wedding budgets break. Here is where the money actually goes, line by line.
A haldi is shot in bright daylight, from every angle, by fifty phones. Decor that ignores this photographs badly no matter how good it looks in person.
Portfolios all look the same. These are the nine questions whose answers actually tell you whether a planner can run your event.
The baraat is the one part of the wedding with no schedule and no walls. It is also the part most likely to push everything else an hour late.
Twenty performances, no interval, and dinner at midnight. The most common sangeet is a rehearsal the guests have to sit through — here is the alternative.
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