Good Bride Bad Bride

Here’s a tip from a writer friend Joni. Rather than hiring a prominent caterer in her area. Joni contacted someone she knew who was in culniary school and thinking of starting her own catering business. The student gave Joni an awesome deal on her meal for the wedding, saving Joni more than 30 percent of what she would’ve been charged.  And Joni received rave reviews of the creative meal the student served. Go Joni!

Know your personality and the way your work. By knowing the way you work, it will help you plan your wedding day more efficiently, making the process less stressful. So do you get excited, jump into action, then lose your interest as time goes on? If so, tackle the most time-consuming tasks or ones with a tight deadline in the beginning of the planning process and work your way to the easier tasks. For brides who are perfectionists and never seem to finish a job, ask your groom to give you a deadline or a stopping point to move that task out of your hands. Now, if too many decisions overwhelm you, ask mom or another trusted person to nar row down your options. With only three or four choices, it will be easier to handle.