Tasks
Keep large and small planning tasks together.
MARRYLIO
Turn a long list into real progress
Every wedding is different. A checklist should give you structure without forcing you into somebody else’s wedding. Start with the major planning areas and adapt tasks and timing to your own plans.
Deadlines
See what is approaching and what needs attention.
Ownership
Share responsibility with your partner and helpers.
Progress
See what is completed and what remains.
PRACTICAL GUIDE
A practical way to approach it
12–18 months before
Set the date, budget and rough guest count and start with venue and major vendors.
6–12 months before
Work on guests, invitations, attire, photography, catering and music.
3–6 months before
Develop transport, décor, seating and the wedding-day structure.
1–3 months before
Collect RSVPs, refine seating and confirm vendors.
Final weeks
Close open tasks and assign responsibilities.
QUESTIONS
Good to know
When should we start the wedding checklist?
Start when planning begins.
Do we need to follow a fixed timeline?
No. Use the timeline as guidance and adapt it to your wedding.
Can we create our own tasks?
Yes. Your checklist can reflect your actual wedding.
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