I asked my husband what he would tell couples wedding planning...

For context, Tylor and I have been married for almost 8 years and have been together for almost 16. We got married in May of 2017 and I made sure that the planning was a joint effort so that it was both of our day not just mine!

This is what he said👇🏻

1. Don’t make a snap decision on your wedding venue.

We did love our venue, but there were certain things that weren’t ideal leading up to our day and on the day of. We also didn’t look at multiple venues because I was in the industry and had seen so many venues, I liked ours because I had never photograhed there. We made a snap decision on our venue when we could have looked around more.

2. Prioritize. Spend the $$ on the things that mean the most to you.

Obviously for me this was photography which Tylor agreed with. Of course, food, decor and cake are all lovely but at the end of your wedding all you will have left are the photos and video!

3. Get a coordinator!

She paid attention to all the little things we didn’t have time for. She kept us on time, stayed on top of every aspect of our wedding and made sure every thing we didn’t even know about was taken care of before it became an issue.

4. Try to do it debt free.

We managed to pay for our entire wedding debt free. This is not meant to shame anyone! But for us, it was important to be able to pay for our wedding without debt. For full transparency, we spent approx. $18,000 on our wedding almost 8 years ago.

What are your thoughts on these wedding planning points? Let me know in the comments!👇🏻

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