How Early Is Too Early To Plan A Wedding In London?

Whatever your circumstances may be… consider this blog your personal guide to deciding how early you want to start planning your wedding in London. First things first, it’s all about finding the right balance. For example, you don’t want to wait too long to plan your wedding and risk losing momentum. Equally you want to give yourselves enough time to revel in your engagement; therefore I’d recommend waiting between four to eight weeks (no more than 12) before jumping into planning a wedding. Once you’re ready to start planning, take it step by step. Remember small steps make giant leaps. It’s not a good idea to try to plan your entire wedding all at once.  

How Quickly Can You Plan A Wedding In London?

Timing is everything! And when you think about the amount of hours that it takes to plan a wedding, this statement certainly couldn’t be more-true for an independent busy bride.  

Whilst we professional wedding planners in London can plan a wedding in almost no time at all. The whole process generally takes a year to two. Don’t fret, a two-year-long engagement may sound like forever, but planning a wedding is a tall task for the modern independent bride. I understand that you maybe: at the peak of your career, have a large family with lots of opinions floating around, run your own business, have gruelling family schedules, or in some cases all four. I understand your pain. Managing your diary is no simple task. So allow yourself anywhere between three months to three years to plan your wedding and you’ll be bang-on the money.  

Planning A Wedding Over Two Years: Top Tips

Decide what your initial wedding outlay is going to be, define your purpose and express an interest with the wedding suppliers you feel may be critical in realising your vision. Many in-demand wedding suppliers and venues are booked a year or more in advance; so getting your ‘dream team’ together on your desired date may present a few challenges. Nothing you can’t handle, just approach this task with an open mind and a degree of flexibility. You’ve got this girl!  

What Are The Benefits Of A Long Engagement?

Deciding to have a long engagement can be a luxury for you. Just think, a longer engagement will allow you to block-out sufficient time from your gruelling schedule so that you can unwind and get on with your wedding planning and diligently select your wedding day dream team.

Planning your own wedding is a project that will demand 100% of your time, so it’s really important to allocate the appropriate level of resource to ensure a return on your investment. If you don’t have the time, simply outsource your wedding planning to a professional wedding planner or purchase consultancy hours. Simple.

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I’d be happy to discuss your project with you in more detail, perhaps you’d like me to assist you in compiling your ultimate wedding planning timeline? Book your complimentary consultation today . Alternatively send me a direct message via instagram.

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COVID-19 has turned our world upside down, and weddings have been as badly affected as everything else. If you’re a London couple planning to get married during COVID-19, and ‘held out’ in hope that your original wedding date can still go ahead in 2020, the return of wedding ceremonies and receptions in London may be received as great news!

Will My Wedding Be Affected By Coronavirus?

The most popular question I’ve been asked this year is…“How Many People Can Attend My Wedding During The Coronavirus Pandemic?”

If you’re still planning to get married during COVID-19, wedding restrictions in London, may mean that you need to drastically downsize your wedding plans to meet the current 30 person limit. 

Planning a wedding in London is hard enough. However, when you have to consider cancelling, postponing or scaling back your special day, things get really rough. For example, you are facing some difficult decisions, and inevitably emotions run high.

If you’re postponing your wedding in London, we’d recommend contacting your wedding planner ASAP. Similarly we’d recommend notifying your planner if you’re going ahead with your original plan’s too.

What If I Don’t Have a Wedding Planner?

Have no fear. Firstly our London based wedding planner Marsha, has helped many couples in your situation. Secondly, She can fully relate to all the emotional, logistical and financial factors involved in rescheduling your wedding during COVID-19.

Thirdly, She has the expertise to get everything back on track. Moreover, with her advice, you can make the decision-making process far less stressful.

What Happens If My Wedding Supplier’s Aren’t Available on My New Dates?

Above all, the wedding industry has your back! The majority of vendors will be willing to accommodate as best as they can. However, if you’re finding your wedding replanning too stressful, you could always get help. For instance, you could arrange a complimentary wedding consultation with Marsha to discuss your needs.

She’ll work with her extensive portfolio of wedding suppliers, to speed up the wedding re-planning process. She has the ability to get super-quick answers about venue availability, supplier availability and pricing.

In conclusion, She’ll come back to you with realistic recommendations and help you notify everyone involved about your new plans.

I’m Planning To Get Married During COVD-19 – Where To Start?

Are you planning to get married during COVID-19? Need a little help or advice? Book your free initial consultation with our professional wedding planner Marsha. She’s happy to talk through your needs without obligation.

Keep Updated With Latest COVD-19 Wedding Updates

In conclusion, click the link below to find up-to-date information from the UK Government.

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