Planning your Wedding- Setting the Date

Guide to Planning your wedding- Setting the datepublic holidays you may find some guests cannot
When people think about planning a wedding theymake it. Be sympathetic to other religions too, the
think about the dresses, planning a menu, choosinglast thing you want is some of your wedding
a venue and picking flowers for the weddingguests fasting while you celebrate you wedding
bouquet. However more often than not the firstwith a banquet at the reception venue. Also
thing everybody does when they begin to planremember if it is a bank holiday weekend that
their wedding is set the date. Many people don'tmost people like to get away for these periods
see how this can cause issues, but planning theand if you don't send the invitations out early
date is probably the most important choice youenough your guests may have made plans.
or your wedding planner will have to make,Also try to avoid the beginning and end of school
The wedding day must not only be convenientholidays as most people book holidays abroad
for you and your spouse but also for your guests.around these times. Try to keep away from
Most people pick a weekend day, usually afamily birthdays too, if possible keep away from
Saturday to avoid conflict with other religiousValentines Day, Christmas and Easter as many
days and to ensure most people are not at work.caterers and florists will be busy around these
Try to plan your wedding for a day which doestimes and will have less time dedicate themselves
not clash with public holidays and festivals. If youto your special wedding day.
book your wedding day on or around religious or