
The wedding day3 min read
The wedding-week handoff: let yourself be present
Give your plans a point person, share one current timeline and pack by destination — so every question doesn’t find you.
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Most couples start hereThe Wedding Planning Command CenterOne printable sheet with every vendor’s name, phone number and arrival time — so your point person can answer every question and you don’t have to.
One sheet with every vendor’s name, phone and arrival time. Give copies to your point person, coordinator and venue so questions never find you on the day.
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Want it on paper or in a spreadsheet? Who does what? is a free fillable pdf you can keep.
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A planner, coordinator or organized friend who is not in the wedding party and has no other job that day.
About five to seven days before the wedding, with a version date at the top.
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The wedding day3 min read
Give your plans a point person, share one current timeline and pack by destination — so every question doesn’t find you.

The wedding day2 min read
Sample schedules you can adapt, plus the buffers that stop a day from feeling rushed.

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Full-service planners, partial planners, day-of coordinators and venue coordinators — what each does and who needs which.
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