Wedding Planning

Try making a smaller to-do list at the beginning of each week! One week say I need to complete Task A and Task B by the end of this week and I'm not focusing on anything else. The next week, I'm gonna complete Task C. That way, you don't see the giant list of the million things you need to do and jump back and forth between 10 different tasks in one day. If you don't focus on one task at a time, you're more likely to want to go back and change things, like your invitations.

You are definitely not the only one. So am I. We are considering postponing our wedding in July 2021 to July 2022. Honestly take it one task at a time and be very open with your fiancé about the whole process. Do you have a wedding coordinator ? I found that to be very helpful. List are great but when we are feeling overwhelmed and stressed it can be chaotic. Remember to breathe and if you have anyone you can trust with helping you tackle one item at a time on your list and it will greatly help.

I felt this way at the beginning of planning too!

My fiancé saw that I was getting a little burnt out and made the suggestion to have a monthly to-do list - that way I'm not constantly trying to get something done. You can do a checklist by the month on WW or Zola, or you can create your own if you like to plan yourself! And just try to stick to your list!