It’s fair to say, that a perfect wedding does not just happen. It takes a great deal of planning and organizing to make your special day perfect. The objective of the Wedding Guide, is to provide you with information and tips, hopefully you have already covered most of them. However, if we can supply one piece of information, or a great piece of advice that you had not previously thought about, we’ll be glad that we’ve done our job.

Like you, we want your wedding day to be absolutely perfect. A day to remember for you and your partner and for those that you chose to share your special day with. For most of us, getting married is a once in a life time thing, take the time, plan correctly and use the Wedding Guide to make the most of it.

The wedding guide web site covers everything you need to know about weddings, right down to tips for choosing a dress to which music you might want to consider for the first dance. Everything is here, we hope you take advantage of it.

For many people, a wedding is quite simply the most important event in their lives. For most important things, you are prepared to work hard to achieve, this is no different when planning a wedding. In fact, more so because most of us only get one chance at it.

Whether you’re on a budget and looking for tips on how to save money, or preparing for an extravagent theme or destination wedding. We’re confident that you’ll find the information here to help you. For a starter, we’ve put together a handy handy list of wedding guide tips to get you started:

• Organize, organize and then organize some more. No one will mind if you micro manage the preparations for your big day. Write everything down, even the smallest detail or piece of information might become useful.
• If you’re fortunate enough to have family and friends that wish to get involved, try to be clear about the roles they will perform and their expectations. If people are unsure, often tasks are not completed.
• Research, use the Internet, speak with friends. Find out what worked for them and what didn’t, reinventing the wheel takes time, it is often better to learn from others.

Above all, you should try to have fun. Embrace the preparation time, use it as an opportunity to get closer to friends and family. As sure as can be, they want you to be happy on your big day, so will most likely be prepared to help as much as possible.