Promises — Wedding Guide for Gillespie County and Texas Hill Country

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So You’re EngagedCongratulations! Now What? Planning a wedding can be daunting. So, it is a good idea to start almost immediately after you get engaged. The following checklist is offered to help couples plan their “I-do’s” efficiently. Enjoy the months ahead!

At 6 to 12 Months • Announce the big news! Plan an engagement party and don’t forget to announce the engagement in the local newspaper.

that allow you to design announcements, send invites, create registries and track your planning progress, all in one place.

• Crunch the numbers. This helps to stay on budget and avoid confusion or hurt feelings. Research costs associated with your area.

• Start a favorites board! Pinterest is a handy site for collecting ideas for your wedding day. Gather ideas from other websites or magazines.

• Hire a wedding planner, if you so choose. Wedding planners are not necessary but can alleviate stress and take responsibilities off the couple’s shoulders. If you opt out of hiring a planner, there are websites online

• Set a date and send Save the Date announcements.

Photography by Vanessa

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Coordinating your preferences for season, venue size and other factors with venue availability will affect your options for choosing a wedding date. Use social media and other technology to obtain guests’ addresses. • Reserve venues. Book locations for both ceremony and reception, and account for potential weather and size of attendance.


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