
Planning journal
Buy, borrow or rent the wedding details?
Think about the whole lifecycle of an item.
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Considered ideas, clear details and room for your own choices.

Think about the whole lifecycle of an item.
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Mention the person, the gesture and what it meant to you.
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Record your own experience without making it a public obligation.
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Choose something that fits your real life, not just one special year.
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A small entry can hold more than a perfect recap.
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Make the final version easy to read and easy to find.
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Make the instructions shorter than the queue.
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Plan the table as a place people will use.
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Protect the transitions as carefully as the main events.
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Start with conversations and access, then fill the gaps.
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Count households and keep a small, deliberate reserve.
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Separate people, households and replies from the beginning.
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