When we first chose October 10th as our wedding date, we checked the Farmers’ Almanac to see what time the sun sets that day. You can also look up the weather history for your location but you have to do a search for each year individually which is a huge pain.
I just tried out this Wedding Planner on weather.com. I plugged in our date and got this report based on the last 30 years of weather!
Comments (2)I was interviewed by an awesome new website, Goodkin, “a lifestyle-focused website for today’s modern family.” These guys are great, if for no other reason than they created something called Non-Traditional Wedding Month. Read the interview!
Comments (2)Anyone who’s ever planned a wedding will tell you its a TON of work. I’ve been using Google Docs to stay organized and keep track of all the details. I made my own spreadsheets, but now you don’t even have to.
This week, Style Me Pretty announced the launch of their new Google Docs Wedding Templates! There are templates to manage and organize every detail. Each template can be used separately, or you can get the whole kit and caboodle with the All-in-One Wedding Planner.
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All the magazines and websites I’ve read all say to tackle the budget first… but it didn’t seem like any fun so I put it off for awhile. Bad idea.
Building our budget was about 10x harder than I thought it would be, but its probably the most important step in planning, which of course led to the guest list because how can you create a budget if you don’t know how big (or small) your wedding will be. read more »
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