When planning a wedding it can seem like you’re constantly checking off a never-ending To Do list. Let go of this unwanted stress, stay on top of every detail and ensure you enjoy the process with these organised tools. Together, they’re the perfect companions to help you stay calm and in control in the lead up to your special day.
The key to organisation is to have a home for everything. Follow these simple steps to use these tools efficiently and effectively and ensure you have time to enjoy the little things.
TOOLS YOU’LL NEED
• Vision Board
• Wedding Notes
• Wedding To Do List
• Metal Rollerball Pen
• Wedding Organiser
• Plastic Pockets 20pk
STEP ONE
Start your planning by creating a beautiful Vision Board to inspire your wedding. Gather inspiration from magazines, Pinterest, blogs and friends. Decide on a colour palette and pin up images, photos, quotes and anything that will help inspire you along the journey.
Revisit this beautiful Vision Board whenever you need a little help making a decision or just a daily dose of inspiration.
STEP TWO
The Wedding Organiser is your place to store clippings, inspiration, samples, pamphlets, catalogues, menus and more.
Use the stickers to customise the tabs to suit your unique needs, add any extra Plastic Pockets you need and slip all paperwork and extra documents you collect along the way into their appropriate tabs. It might be sample invites, magazine clippings of wedding favours, images of bridesmaids’ dresses. Keep all this inspiration, extra paperwork and information, in your Wedding Organiser, so you know exactly where to look when you need to.
You’ll be able to compare looks, ideas, inspiration and more and it works hand-in-hand with the Wedding Notes.
STEP THREE
Wedding Notes is your handy companion to take with you everywhere. The perfect size to slip in your bag when visiting venues, dress shops, florists and more.
Within this useful organiser are 16 tabs including budget, guests, venue, reception, photography, attire, beauty, catering, transport, flowers, stationery, honeymoon and more.
A wedding checklist keeps you on top of monthly deadlines so you can see at a glance where you’re at with your planning and within each tab are detailed prompts for you to fill out as you organise each area. Note down quotes, compare services, record contact details so you know exactly how to get in touch and stay on top of every detail as you plan and organise.
This comprehensive book includes everything you need to consider so that nothing’s forgotten. Carry it with you daily and use the notes space to record any ideas or thoughts that arise as you meet new people and find out new information. When you return home, add any collected paperwork to your Wedding Organiser.
STEP FOUR
Transfer activities, things to do and people to call onto your wedding To Do List. This way you stay on top of daily tasks and upcoming appointments and can easily prioritise by day, week, or month.
Tick things off as you achieve them and love the sense of organised achievement as you work towards your special day.
STEP FIVE
Enjoy the journey! If loved ones offer to help, say yes! Ask them to help research, hold a crafting afternoon to make wedding favours or write place cards. Whatever jobs are on your list, consider who could help you complete them. Investing in the help of others not only means tasks are completed quicker, but the process is more enjoyable too.
