• Send at the Right Time
  Mail your invitations 6–8 weeks before the big day (or 10–12 weeks for destination weddings). Save-the-dates should go out 6–12 months in advance.

• Triple-Check the Details
  Double-check spelling, addresses, times, and RSVP info before printing. A fresh set of eyes can catch easy-to-miss errors!

• Include What Guests Need to Know
  Add your wedding website, RSVP instructions, dress code, and accommodation info so guests feel fully prepared

• Start Early
  Begin shopping or booking rentals 4–5 months before the wedding to allow time for fittings, shipping, and any necessary adjustments.

• Coordinate with the Wedding Style
  Match the formality, colors, and overall vibe of the wedding—think season, venue, and bridal party outfits for inspiration.

• Consider Comfort & Fit
  Whether renting or buying, proper tailoring makes all the difference. A well-fitted suit or tux looks sharp and feels better all day long

• Timing
  Give yourselves at least 2–3 months before the wedding to browse, try on styles, and allow time for sizing or custom designs.

• Match Your Lifestyle
  Choose a ring that fits your daily routine—durable materials like platinum or tungsten are great for active hands, while gold offers timeless style.

• Coordinate—but Don’t Stress Matching
  Your bands can complement each other without being identical. Focus on what each of you loves—you’ll be wearing them every day!

• Set a Budget
  Wedding bands come in a wide range of prices. Set a budget beforehand so you can narrow down choices without surprises.

• Think Long-Term
  Trends come and go—choose a style you’ll still love 30 years from now. Classic doesn’t mean boring!

• Start Early to Get the Best Options
  Book flights and hotels at least 4–6 months in advance—especially for popular destinations or travel during peak seasons.

• Set a Realistic Budget
  Factor in flights, lodging, meals, transportation, activities, tips, and travel insurance. A clear budget helps you prioritize what matters most.

• Consider Your Travel Style
  Are you dreaming of adventure, relaxation, food, culture—or a mix? Pick a destination that suits both of your personalities and energy levels after the wedding.

• Use a Travel Agent or Honeymoon Specialist (Optional but Helpful)
  They can help score deals, suggest hidden gems, and handle logistics so you can just focus on each other.

• Don’t Over-Schedule
  Leave plenty of downtime. You’ll be coming off the excitement of the wedding—give yourselves space to unwind, sleep in, and enjoy spontaneous moments.

• Bring Inspiration & Photos
  Share pictures of styles and looks you love (and don’t love) to guide your artist and help them understand your vision.

• Wear a Top That’s Easy to Remove
  Choose something that won’t mess up your hair or makeup when you change—like a button-down or zip-up shirt.

• Test It Out in Natural Light
  Check how your hair and makeup look in daylight, and wear it for a few hours to see how it holds up and feels.

A wedding shower is a special time to gather your closest friends and family to celebrate the upcoming big day. It’s a joyful occasion filled with love, laughter, and thoughtful gifts to help you start your new life together.

• Choose a Comfortable Venue
  Whether it’s someone’s home, a favorite restaurant, or a cozy event space, pick a location that feels warm and welcoming.

• Keep the Guest List in Mind
  Typically, invite close friends and family who will also be attending the wedding to keep the celebration meaningful and manageable.

• Pick a Theme or Style
  From casual brunches to elegant tea parties, a theme helps tie decorations, food, and activities together for a cohesive and fun event.

• Include Personal Touches
  Add special touches like games, heartfelt toasts, or a keepsake guestbook to make the shower memorable for the guest of honor.