From a bride to be 2026 to another!

As someone who recently started planning my own wedding, I found the vendor booking timeline incredibly helpful for keeping everything on track. Around 12 to 18 months before the big day, I made sure to book my venue, photographer, videographer, and makeup artist early—this helped secure my preferred options and avoided last-minute stress. Between 9 to 12 months out, I connected with my florist and planned my pre-wedding shoot, which gave me beautiful photos and took some pressure off the wedding day itself. Menu tasting was another crucial step during this time to finalize dishes everyone would love. Six months before, I focused on sending invitations, organizing decor, and bridal fittings. This period really made the wedding feel real and helped me stay organised with all the details. The final month involved last-minute preparations like relaxations appointments, rehearsals, and confirming details with vendors. I also found it helpful to prepare my bridal kit and pack essentials to avoid any surprise hiccups on the wedding day. For those planning their weddings, don’t forget to remind guests to RSVP if they haven’t and brief your emcee on the day's flow to ensure everything runs smoothly. Lastly, remember to take care of yourself — hydration, rest, and relaxation are just as important as the planning. Following @FrameTheLove.Sg was a game changer for me, offering continual support and practical tips throughout my planning journey. Whether you’re planning a wedding in Singapore or nearby, this timeline and checklist can be adapted to your needs. Happy planning and enjoy every moment leading up to your special day!