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Where do I start?” The ultimate guide to kick off your wedding planning without stress

  • Writer: Tu Boda Cuenta Atrás
    Tu Boda Cuenta Atrás
  • Jul 29, 2025
  • 2 min read

You’ve said “yes” — now what? If you're feeling excited but also a bit overwhelmed, you're not alone. That mix of joy and uncertainty is completely normal. This guide will walk you through the first essential steps to start planning your wedding calmly and confidently.


Photo: Cristina Cañibano

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Step 1: Choose a tentative date

Even if it’s not final, having a rough date in mind will help with major decisions like the venue and supplier availability.


Step 2: Set your budget

Have an honest conversation about how much you want — and can — spend. Your budget will influence nearly every decision you make.


Step 3: Define the kind of wedding you want

Big or small? Formal or casual? Local or a destination wedding? The clearer you are, the easier it will be to move forward with planning.


Step 4: Draft a guest list

It doesn’t have to be definitive yet, but knowing approximately how many people you want to invite will help with your venue and catering decisions.


Step 5: Hire a wedding planner (optional but highly recommended)

If you want a smoother process and expert guidance every step of the way, a wedding planner can save you time, stress, and potentially even money.


Step 6: Book your venue

This is usually the first vendor you should secure. Once you have the venue, everything else starts to fall into place.


Step 7: Enjoy the process

Yes, there will be lots of decisions and maybe even a few bumps in the road. But this is also a beautiful time in your life — don’t let stress take the joy out of it.


You don’t need to have everything figured out on day one. What matters is building a solid foundation, knowing where to find help, and enjoying the journey toward your “I do.”




 
 
 

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