Steps for Planning Your Connecticut Wedding

Planning a wedding can be an exciting time in every couple's life. There is a great deal of detail that goes into every couple's weddings and each couple prioritizes these details differently. While one couple may believe that the venue is the most important aspect of a wedding another may put all of their efforts into the ceremonious details. Regardless of how you prioritize your Connecticut wedding it is important that everything is completed before the big day.

One thing you will want to decide early on is if your wedding is going to be indoors or outdoors. While Connecticut may be beautiful in the early summer it can be sweltering in the months of July and August, so you may want to consider having your guests in air conditioning in these months. Connecticut is home to many beautiful venues, including those on the water, regal homes, and a wide variety of country clubs.

Next it is important to find a caterer who will accommodate the tastes of you, your new husband or wife, and your guests. Tasting the food when you are creating a menu with your caterer is an excellent idea to ensure that you will be happy with the food that is being served at your reception. You should also establish early on what kind of bar you are going to have at your wedding, if you will even have one at all. Some weddings have an open bar where all of the drinks are complimentary for guests while other couples choose to opt for cash-only bars to save themselves money.

And finally, one of the most important details of a wedding to many brides: the dress. It is important to select a dress that reflects your own personal style that you will be comfortable in all night. Many people forget about the groom when selecting wedding attire but it is important to take into consideration what he wants to wear while waiting for his bride at the end of the aisle.

Planning your Connecticut wedding may feel stressful but it is sure to be an amazing day full of fun and love. So when planning the details of your wedding turn to your future partner, family, and friends for the comfort and stress relief that you need.