http://www.thebridalcoach.ca/videos – Wedding Planning Checklists, Action list, and other Wedding lists – an easy way to apply. This is part of a free wedding planning video series.

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Lists need to become your best friend during the wedding planning process.  Start with  getting a bunch of wedding planning checklists.  Take what YOU need from them, and make YOUR list.  You don’t need to do everything on every list.  For example, if you are having an informal wedding in your backyard, you don’t need to book a church—but you might need to book a tent in case it rains.  So takes those lists, and make it YOURS.