ep. 1: how to AUG-anize your wedding💖💫💍
As a type B who is NOT naturally organized, in this August series I'm going to share hyper-detailed, EASY PEASY ways quickly organize parts of your wedding info in ways that will ACTUALLY make a difference in your engagement experience!
No matter where you're at in wedding planning, this first lil organizational lesson is something you should be doing RIGHT NOW it you haven't already💌 eek already cant wait for pt. 2. If you are struggling with something specific wedding info wise, please share it in the comments! It might just make it into the series🤭
From my own experience planning a wedding, I found that managing the flood of vendor emails was one of the most overwhelming parts—until I started using email organization techniques inspired by the AUG-anize method. Creating a dedicated wedding email account or labeling system can be a total game-changer. I set up specific folders for each vendor: florist, photographer, coordinator, etc., and then I created filters that automatically sorted incoming emails into those folders. This meant I never lost important contracts or messages in my inbox, which can be a huge source of anxiety. Plus, archiving messages right away helped keep my inbox clutter-free so I could focus on current tasks. Another tip I embraced was using Google’s search capabilities to quickly pull up conversations with specific vendors. This saved me time when confirming details or checking previous communications. Adopting these email organization strategies not only made my wedding planning smoother but also allowed me to enjoy the engagement more rather than feeling overwhelmed. If you’re a type B personality like me or just naturally disorganized, setting up a systematic email workflow early on might just relieve a lot of stress. It’s a zero-effort investment that pays off as your vendor communications increase. Trust me, once you AUG-anize your emails, your wedding planning will feel much more manageable and even enjoyable!















































