Browse our blog posts all about weddings and Kansas City wedding planning. We hope that these posts inspire you, educate you, and help you go from newly engaged to newly married! We are always adding new posts, so be sure to bookmark this page and follow us on Instagram for updates!
If you’ve made it to this blog post, I’m willing to bet that you’re about a 6 months away from your wedding (woohoo!!) and a little bit overwhelmed by all the things you feel like you should have done by now. Don’t worry, because this blog (and the rest of the wedding planning checklist series) is here to guide you through the key checkpoints leading up to your wedding! Created by Kansas City Wedding Planner, Sofi Melvin of Philosofi Celebrations.
Ahh, you’re finally married! The party has gone off without a hitch, your house looks like less of a disaster, and you’ve got a new ring on your finger. You’re done with all this wedding stuff now, right? Well, not quite. Post wedding, you still have a handful of things to take care of before wedding planning can be a (beautiful, wonderful, amazing) memory.
I know 30 things seem like a lot to get done the week of your wedding, but I promise these are pretty easy! In my time as a wedding planner (and in my experience planning my own wedding), I’ve noticed that self care takes a backseat the week leading up to the wedding. These 30 “to-dos” are a fantastic balance between getting things done and taking care of you.
If you’ve made it to this blog post, I’m willing to bet that you’re about a year away from your wedding (woohoo!!) and a little bit overwhelmed by all the things you feel like you should have done by now. Don’t worry, because this blog (and the series to follow) is here to guide you through the key checkpoints leading up to your wedding!
Take a sneak peek at some of the wedding style guides that we use to determine and design the style of our couples’ weddings. These style guides provide some visual inspiration as well as a quick description of the words we listen for when couples describe their vision and a few of the things we look for during the design process.
First of all, congratulations on your engagement! If you’re freaking out a little bit about where to start with this whole wedding planning thing, take a deep breath! Here are the first 5 steps to planning a wedding that I recommend to everyone when they get engaged:
Step 1: Don’t start planning yet. Yup. You read that right.