As things open up again both at home and abroad, the best venues are booking up fast.
Remember, there’s a huge ‘backlog’ of couples to accommodate, and it’s a situation that will last well into 2022 and possibly even 2023.
1. Don’t wait to book a venue or vendors
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The same goes for top wedding vendors.
Unfortunately, some vendors have had to close their doors during COVID-19, so there’s an even greater demand for top wedding planners, florists, cake designers, etc.
1. Don’t wait to book a venue or vendors
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If there’s one thing that Coronavirus has taught all of us, it’s that sometimes things are simply out of our control.
As a result, we’ve seen couples approach their wedding with a new level of flexibility.
2. Be flexible
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So when planning your 2022 wedding, it’s worth considering all your options.
For example, a different location or venue or an off-peak wedding date may not be what you thought you wanted but could turn out to be absolutely perfect.
2. Be flexible
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It’s always been important to communicate effectively with your guests.
For example, if you’re planning a destination wedding, send out Save the Dates as early as possible.
3. Keep your guests in the loop
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During Coronavirus, this became more important than ever, with couples having to send out change-the-dates and postponement notices.
For your 2022 wedding, it’s important to have a communication plan in place, just in case anything changes.
3. Keep your guests in the loop
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A wedding website is always a great idea for having a central hub of information.
Just be sure to keep it up to date!
3. Keep your guests in the loop
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With so many moving parts to consider, it’s more important than ever to have a pro on your side!
A good wedding planner will stay cool, calm, and collected when unexpected challenges crop up, they’ll help you make a
4. Hire a professional wedding planner
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Plan B (or C or D!), and they’ll have the contacts and experience to pull it off.
4. Hire a professional wedding planner
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The pandemic has taught us all to focus on what matters, so take that lesson with you as you plan your 2022 wedding.
Only include details and traditions that speak to you.
5. Be intentional
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Focus on your priorities as a couple.
It’s YOUR day, after all.
5. Be intentional
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Before you sign anything, have transparent discussions with vendors about their terms and policies, especially relating to Covid.
Make sure you understand what is due and when, what is and is not refundable,
6. Review contracts carefully
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and their cancellation and postponement policies.
Also, ask about their safety requirements.
Be sure that you get all these agreements in writing so everyone is on the same page from the start.
6. Review contracts carefully
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This is always a good idea for couples to do, but it’s especially wise for a 2021 or 2022 wedding.
Set aside a portion of your budget for unexpected expenses.
7. Create a wedding emergency fund
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This could be anything from stationery changes to costs around safety measures that may have to be put into place.
We can’t know exactly what 2022 weddings will look like yet, so it’s a good idea to be on the safe side, budget-wise.
7. Create a wedding emergency fund
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Learn more about how to organize a dream wedding and not go crazy