Your wedding, month by month, without the planning fog
Start with a clear 12-month roadmap, then turn the pieces that matter to your wedding into a living checklist with dates, guests, vendors and budget details connected in I Do Atlas.
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A good next focus: Choose a budget and start a venue shortlist.
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Your 12-month wedding roadmap
Save it to your free account and keep the same wedding connected to your guests, vendors, budget, checklist and wedding-day details.
12 to 10 months before
Start with the decisions that shape almost everything else: your approximate budget, guest-count target, priorities, date and venue. Research and begin booking the vendors that matter most to you, especially those with limited availability.
9 to 6 months before
Build the guest-facing pieces of the wedding. Work on your wedding website, registry, attire, invitation direction and guest addresses. Continue booking remaining vendors and begin shaping ceremony and reception details.
5 to 3 months before
Turn the big plan into specifics. Work through rentals, music, transportation, décor, menu details and the flow of the wedding day. Send invitations according to your plans and begin watching RSVP information as it arrives.
2 months to 1 month before
Use your RSVP count to refine seating and final vendor numbers. Confirm your timeline, ceremony details, vendor logistics, remaining payments and the people responsible for important wedding-day tasks.
The final weeks
Confirm the details that truly need confirming, prepare items that must travel to the venue, share the final timeline with the right people and avoid inventing unnecessary last-minute projects. Your checklist should get quieter as the wedding gets closer, not louder.
Planning in less than 12 months?
You do not need to wait for the matching month. Combine the early phases, prioritize anything tied to availability or deadlines, and use the roadmap as an order of operations rather than a rigid calendar. I Do Atlas can keep the resulting tasks alongside the rest of your wedding information.
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