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Timeline & logistics

How to plan a wedding in 6 months

Six months is enough for many local weddings if you sequence ruthlessly. Lock budget, guest ceiling, date, venue, and photography in the first six weeks. Run suppliers and guest communications in parallel. Do not spend month three on décor debates while invitations are unwritten.

Months 6–5: foundations

Budget band, guest ceiling, venue, photographer, and legal paperwork research. Soft-launch the guest website with date and location. Invite your partner into one checklist on day one.

Months 4–3: suppliers and story

Catering, attire, music, florals, lodging blocks. Send save-the-dates if you have not already. Draft the invitation list and meal options.

Months 2–1: invitations, RSVP, freeze

Send invitations early in this window. Chase RSVPs weekly. Finalise seating, day-of timeline, and catering guarantees. Assign day-of contacts and thank-you tracking before the weekend hits.

How Weduler helps

Use a seeded checklist with due dates, reminders, and partner nudges so a short runway stays visible to both of you — plus guest RSVP and timeline tools when the final month gets loud.

Compress the plan without losing the partner

Start from a shared roadmap and keep RSVPs and tasks in one workspace.

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