tips for advance planning of a wedding

The general guideline is that you should plan wedding well a year or so in advance. Just imagine the number of things that you will need to do and how much time each items takes.As an example think about the wedding dresses and this in itself is a huge project because of the fact that wedding dress first needs to be selected and then comes the tough part which is the alteration to the dress. Each alteration and the trial can easily take about a month or so and the general experience says that a wedding dress to be perfectly fitted will take about four trials. That will mean that you will easily have to have four months for the wedding.If you are having a destination wedding then you will have to plan for the venue and the other hotel accommodations which also take time. There are wedding planners and other people who can help you but the fact remain that there are absolutely no ways that you can have a wedding with two months of planning.Let us take another of wedding flowers and in the peak season you will be able to only procure the wedding flowers if you book about tow to three months in advance. This can be more if you have ordered the wedding flowers which are very unique and not easily available.Apart from these two things which I mentioned there are several other which are needed and each thing will take its own time so you might as well need to bake that into your timeline.As far planning of the wedding is concerned there are a lot of planning checklists that are available online which you use as your wedding planner and then you can easily transform that into a timeline of sorts. This timeline should have adequate timelines for the main thing which is the contingencies of any sort. It is these last minute rush things that will take most of your time getting sorted out and hence make sure that you have taken them into account.Last but not the least there are ways to get around the long planning process by having a very simple wedding with you and family members preset at the wedding to get around the crunch situation.