Warning – DO NOT even attempt to plan your wedding without reading this book.

Organising your wedding is a mixture of fun AND frustration. 

At long last you have met your soul mate, he's proposed (or maybe you have), and now there's a big sparkling rock on your finger.  I bet you are beginning to dream about your special day .... but all of a sudden you come to earth with a bang and think, oh my god, we need to start planning the wedding, but where do we start?  Sound familiar....

The wedding of your dreams takes a lot of planning; in fact the average bride spends around 250 hours planning her wedding. If you get organised from the start then you will save yourselves lots of headache, heartache and remain relatively stress free.

I have come up with some pointers to get you started in the right direction and keep you both as stress free as possible.

This 80 page ebook gives you 52 tips on planning your wedding.

Firstly you must decide what sort of wedding you want.

Will it be Church or Civil Ceremony? 
Do you want to invite just family and close friends or everyone you know?
Your idea of the perfect wedding might be your partner's idea of the wedding from hell. This is something that has to be discussed now, which will mean you'll both have the Wedding Day of your dreams.

Secondly you must set the Wedding Budget.

Families sometime contribute to the budget.  If this is the case make sure all is clear about how the money will be spent and who has control over it.  Once the budget has been set, track every penny you spend.  Keeping tight control of the budget means that from the very beginning you won't start married life with a huge debt hanging over you.

And don't forget be realistic when saving for you're wedding, don't save every penny towards the wedding, make sure you have some money to spend on yourselves out, it will be less stressful if you haven't missed out on the things you enjoy.

Thirdly, tell your families very early on what sort of day you would like, and what is needed of them to help.  That way you should be able to avoid arguments and upsets later.

Fourthly, choose your best man and chief bridesmaid wisely.

They will not only be your support on the day but also in the run up to the wedding. Just because they're your best friend doesn't mean that they will be the best person for the job, it can be a tough decision to make, but one that's got to be made

Fifthly, make a list of what you need to do or buy.

Always keep a notebook on you to jot down things you will need to do, you are likely to remember these things whilst out and about, but will forget by the time you get home.  Having a notebook will make sure you don't forget.  Doing this will avoid any panic nearer the day.