Are you worried that you don't have enough time to plan your wedding?
What if your big day is only six months away?
At Zion Springs, we’ve been hosting weddings since 2010, and we’re dedicated to helping couples plan every detail with ease.
This article offers a month-by-month guide to planning your wedding in six months, complete with a checklist to keep you on track and stress-free.
Month-by-Month Wedding Checklist
Our checklist guides you through each month, down to the final weeks and days before your wedding. It covers key tasks like booking your officiant, ordering flowers, scheduling menu tastings, and everything else you need to plan your big day.
Choose the Right Venue
Venues often book up a year in advance, so flexibility is key. If your first choice isn’t available, consider alternative options you may not have thought of—there could be a perfect fit waiting.
Decide on the atmosphere you want: rustic barn, elegant ballroom, natural setting, or a cozy restaurant celebration.
Consider All-Inclusive Venues
If you want to reduce stress, look into all-inclusive venues. Some provide catering, tables, and more, while others offer everything from invitations to photography.
Wedding Planner or DIY?
A wedding planner might be essential for a shorter timeline, especially for weddings with over 25 guests. Their industry knowledge can save time and reduce stress.
For smaller, more minimalist weddings, DIY could be an option. You may not have time for extensive crafting, but enlisting family and friends can help you pull it off.
Using a 6-Month Wedding Checklist
Planning a wedding in six months may seem daunting, but with thoughtful organization, you can create a stunning day that matches your vision. Our checklist ensures you cover every detail leading up to your wedding.
If you’re searching for the perfect venue, our Answers and Advice page has a variety of resources to guide you through every step of your planning process.
7 Wedding Reception Regrets You’ll Want to Avoid—And How to Do It Right
Jennifer and Alex’s Spring Wedding
6 Things Wedding Guests Don’t Care About
