Online Wedding Planning Resources
Planning a wedding is a daunting task. From wedding venues, to vendors, dresses and jewelry, you have a lot of decisions to make and it’s easy to feel…
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Planning a wedding is a daunting task. From wedding venues, to vendors, dresses and jewelry, you have a lot of decisions to make and it’s easy to feel overloaded with wedding information and options. So how do you weed out the good from the not so good online? To help with your navigating and planning, we’ve compiled top online wedding resources based on SiteJabber consumer reviews.
The Knot has many free tools such as planning checklists, budget guides, local vendor information, wedding gown designers, the lowdown on honeymoon destinations and gift registries. The Knot also has a community where you can exchange recommendations and talk with other brides as one reviewer points out:
“I think this is one of the best wedding sitesout there and their magazine is also a great resource. They list tons of places to get favors, they have ideas for bridesmaids dresses and so much more. The community was great as well because when you are getting married it is good to be able to talk with other newly engaged people.”
Are you still trying to get a sense of your theme? Pinterest is helpful in organizing your ideas, finding inspiration for your wedding and DIY examples:
“Pinterest lets you organize and share all the beautiful things you find on the web. People use pinboards to plan their weddings, decorate their homes, and organize their favorite recipes. You can browse pinboards created by other people.”
Wedding Paper Divas has a huge selection of save the dates and invitations. They also have a great review system of your proof before the final cut goes to print, as another reviewer points out:
“I ordered our wedding invitations and our Thank You cards from them and they were beautiful, they were affordable, and they offer promotions once in a while! They have a great review system to make sure you’re cards/invites have all the info on them they need. I forgot to put the wedding time on the invites and got an e-mail from someone the following day asking what time the wedding was! That would have been a blunder had they not caught it.”


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