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Get the marriage license. Be mindful of your state or countries laws here, not all marriage licenses are created equal.Photo by Micheile Henderson on Unsplash 1 Month To Go Consider honeymoon options. Start dreaming about where you foresee ringing in your nuptials.Order your wedding cake. Bakers need time! So plan ahead for this key ingredient to your special day.Start shopping around for wedding wear. If you’re in the market for a gown, keep in mind that bridal salons tend to book up far in advance and most custom gowns take at least six months to prepare.Start looking into the marriage laws for wherever your ceremony is being held so you’re prepared once it comes time for the marriage license. Select and coordinate with your wedding party. These friends, family, and loved ones will be your closest confidants in this period (except for maybe your wedding planner), so get them up to speed ASAP.Send out a save the date. Whether you’re going digital or sticking to snail mail, it’s critical that you let your guests know to keep your wedding in mind for the next three months!.Look into stationary. If sending paper invites is crucial for you, start planning on that early.

Start researching vendors. Again flexibility is key here as certain vendors may be booked up, but you’ll definitely be able to find what you need and get creative when you can’t.Again, flexibility is key because with less planning space you may have fewer options.

Book the venue. You can’t have a wedding without a location! In terms of a wedding planning timeline this will be a crucial step, whether you’re going for a backyard party or a fancy venue.

Keeping it smaller may be a smart move with less time to plan.

Outline a guest list. Consider your budget, your potential guest’s availability, and your potential venue.

Decide on your wedding style. Have you taken the Loverly style quiz yet? Well, now is the perfect time to start envisioning the overall vibe for your wedding day.

Consider hiring a wedding planner. They plan weddings for a living, so chances are this will make your wedding planning timeline a lot less stressful.

Set a budget. This will help guide you as you begin planning some of your larger expenses, primarily the venue.

Have a few days in mind as you may need to shift things around based on venue availability.

Pick a date. This must be your first step as it will affect every following event and to-do.

Sign up for Loverly! Okay, we admit we’re a little biased here, but signing up for Loverly is a great way to make staying on track a breeze no matter what your planning timeline is.

Photo by Brooke Cagle on Unsplash 3 Months To Go