看你预算和人数。。。以请多少人来决定地点。 可能人少自己弄比较划算。 不过像我们俩都是巨懒型，请的人很少（没请同事，只请了父母和一些比较好的朋友），我们也是找的全包的那种vendor，场地和布置还有蛋糕DJ全是他们负责联系，我们选样式就好了，但是人少找这种就会比较贵，他们基本都是50人起，场地也是给至少50人的，所以我们这种small group，只是饭钱少算点，别的都跟50人一样。。。但是再给我一次机会选，我还是会选这种，省心啊

随便google一下wedding checklist就一堆一堆的可以看呀。比如这些：
[url=https://www.theknot.com/content/12-month-wedding-planning-countdown]https://www.theknot.com/content/12-month-wedding-planning-countdown[/url]
[url=http://www.realsimple.com/weddings/weddings-planning/wedding-planning-checklist]http://www.realsimple.com/weddings/weddings-planning/wedding-planning-checklist[/url]

首先，按照大块简单来说，主要的步骤： >确定时间，预算，大致参与的人数 >寻找场地（venue），餐饮（catering），花艺，灯光，摄影，摄像，司仪，婚礼策划（<-如果找了婚礼策划，那么根据他的服务，这每一个步骤都会完全／辅助您完成） >纸制品，婚纱礼服，会场装饰等等细节 >彩排与婚礼当天 附我做的详细的list给你，一个婚礼真的事务非常冗杂，更多问题欢迎咨询我：） [url=www.memorybysa.com]www.memorybysa.com[/url] Sa: 512-983-7196 12 Months to Go - Envision your wedding and draw up a budget. - Assemble your "planning team." Consider hiring a wedding consultant. - Pick a wedding date and time. Select several options, then check with your venues, officiant, and important guests before finalizing. - Start planning the guest list. - Look for and book ceremony sites and reception sites. - Ask friends and relatives to be in the wedding party. - Optional: Have an engagement party. You may want to register beforehand for gifts. 8-10 Months to Go - Bride: Think about, shop for, and order your gown. - Envision reception food. - Decide what type of entertainment you want. A pianist for the cocktail hour, strolling violinists, a DJ, or band? - Think about your floral decor. - Research and book your wedding professionals. Interview vendors: photographer, videographer, reception band or DJ, florist. - Research a wedding insurance policy to protect your deposits. - Research and reserve accommodations for out-of-town guests. - Register for gifts. - Contact rental companies if you need to rent anything for ceremony/reception, such as chairs, tables, and tent. 6-8 Months to Go - Book ceremony musicians. - Order bridesmaid dresses. - Start planning honeymoon. - Send save-the-date cards. This is a particularly good idea if you're marrying during a tourist or holiday season or having a destination wedding. 4-6 Months to Go - Attend pre-wedding counseling, if required. - Shop for and order invitations and wedding rings. - Shop for formalwear. - Renew or get passports, if necessary. - Envision your wedding cake and research, interview, and book a cake designer.  3 Months to Go - Order wedding cake. - Hire a calligrapher, if you want your invitations professionally addressed. - Attend your shower. (It may be earlier, depending on when hosts decide to have it.) - Groom: Rent the men's formalwear. - Hire wedding-day transport: limousines, other cars. Look into transportation sooner if you're considering renting streetcars or over-the-top travel. 2 Months to Go - Mail your invitations. - Write your vows. - Purchase gifts for parents, attendants, and each other. - Book your stylist and try out big-day hairstyles. - Book a makeup artist and go for a trial run. 1 Months to Go - Apply for a marriage license. Check with the local bureau in the town where you'll wed. - Bride: Have final gown fitting. Bring your maid of honor along to learn how to bustle your dress. Have the dress pressed and bring it home. - Call all bridesmaids. Make sure they have their gowns ready for the wedding. - Make last-minute adjustments with vendors. - Create a wedding program to hand out to guests. - Order and plan in-room welcome baskets for out-of-town guests. 2 Weeks to Go - Review final RSVP list and call any guests who have not yet sent a response. - Deliver must-have shot lists to photographer and videographer. Include who should be in formal portraits and determine when portraits will be taken. - Deliver final song list to your DJ or bandleader. Include special song requests and songs you don't want played. - Bride: Get your last prewedding haircut and color. 1WeektoGo - Give reception site/caterer final guest head count. Include vendors, such as the photographer or band members, who will expect a meal. Ask how many extra plates the caterer will prepare. - Supply location manager with a list of vendor requests such as a table for DJ or setup space needed by florist. - Plan reception seating chart. - Print place and table cards, or finalize list with the calligrapher you have hired to do so. - Call all wedding vendors and confirm arrangements. - Give ceremony and reception site managers a schedule of vendor delivery and setup times, plus contact numbers. - Groom: Get your hair trimmed.  2-3 Days to Go - Bride: If you need to, have your gown pressed or steamed. - Groom: Go for final fitting and pick up your formalwear. - Groom: Ask the best man to make sure all groomsmen attend fittings and pick up their outfits. - Determine wedding-party positions during ceremony and the order of the party in the processional and recessional. - Hand off place cards, table cards, menus, disposable cameras, favors, and any other items for setting the tables to the caterer and/or reception site manager. - Reconfirm final details with all vendors. Discuss any necessary last-minute substitutions. - Call the limousine- or car-rental company for pickup times and locations. - Arrange for guests without cars to be picked up from the airport or train station. Ask friends, attendants, or relatives to help. - Deliver welcome baskets to the hotel concierge; make sure to include names and delivery instructions. Day Before - Provide all wedding professionals with an emergency phone number to call on the day of the wedding. - Write checks and/or talk to wedding hosts (usually your parents, if not you) about any final balances to be paid at the end of the reception. Night Before - Rehearse ceremony. Meet with wedding party, ceremony readers, immediate family, and your officiant at the ceremony site to rehearse and iron out details. - Bring unity candle, aisle runner, yarmulkes, or other ceremony accessories to the site. - Give your marriage license to your officiant. - Attend rehearsal dinner. - Present attendants with gifts at the rehearsal dinner. You'll want to do this especially if the gifts are accessories to be worn during the wedding. Day Of - Present parents and each other with gifts. - Give wedding bands to the best man and the maid of honor to hold during the ceremony. - Give best man the officiant's fee envelope, to be handed off after the ceremony. - Introduce your reception site manager to your consultant or maid of honor for questions or problems during the reception. - Assign a family member or attendant to be the photographer's contact so he knows who is who. CONGRATULATIONS!!! 

回复 [url=http://forums.huaren.us/showtopic.aspx?topicid=1904054&postid=69417343#69417343]2楼ninomi的帖子[/url] mm你的全包服务在哪里找的？可以短我一个当时的具体花销吗？还有你多久之前开始准备的？非常感谢啊!