You’re engaged, now what?

Congratulations on your engagement! This is an exciting time in your life and you are probably full of questions. What do you need to do first? How do you start planning? Who do you need to tell? This blog post will answer some of those questions and help you navigate the first few steps of wedding planning. The very first thing you should do after getting engaged is tell your family and close friends. They will be thrilled for you and will want to help with the wedding planning process. Once you have shared the news, it is time to start thinking about the budget. weddings can be expensive, so it is important to figure out how much money you have to work with. If you or your partner's parents are contributing, find out how much they are willing or able to give. You may also want to start looking into wedding loans or other ways to finance your dream wedding. Once you have a solid understanding of the budget, it is time to start thinking about the guest list. This will play a big role in determining the venue for your wedding. If you want a smaller, more intimate affair, then a backyard barbecue might be more your style. If you are hoping for a bigger celebration, then you might need to look at banquet halls or even outdoor venues. Now that you have an idea of the number of guests and the type of atmosphere you want for your wedding, it is time to start looking for a venue. This can be one of the most challenging parts of wedding planning because there are just so many options out there! Try to narrow down your search by considering things like location, price, and availability. Once you have found a few potential places, set up appointment times to go visit them in person and see if they fit your vision for the big day. The engagement period is an exciting but overwhelming time. There are so many decisions to be made and so many things to think about! By taking things one step at a time and being mindful of your budget, guest list, and desired atmosphere, finding the perfect venue for your wedding will be a breeze.