You just got engaged and and planning a wedding in Poland, big congrats! Getting the ring is the best feeling in the world... but what happens next?!

There are a few things from taking a ring selfie to choosing a venue for the wedding in Poland, which you should cover to enjoy this engagment moment and navigate wedding planning with little stress as possible! Kick off your wedding planning by following my checklist from below.

1. After your engagement, have time for yourself

Before you leave the world with the joyful news of your engagement or fall into the flow of wedding preparations, stop for a moment and focus on each other. Now the most important you both are and the celebration of this wonderful moment. It is even possible that these are the last moments of peace for you, especially if you plan to get married quickly.

2. Tell your family and friends

First inform about the engagement of your loved ones, I mean mainly family and those who are closest to your heart. It's good to do this before announcing the joyous news on social media.Let's announce the joyful news by phone or personally if you have the opportunity. Preparation of some cake and champagne is welcome.

3. Set a wedding date

The most desirable wedding dates and locations are booked well in advance, so setting a wedding date should be a priority. Practice shows that wedding venues in Poland are reserved up to two / three years ahead. Therefore, right after the engagement, determining the date of the wedding is actually the most important, if you are planning a wedding in Poland.

4. Guest list

Before you start looking for a place for a wedding in Poland, think about the size of your wedding and whether you want to organize it at all.
The list of guests and the type of wedding ceremony are extremely important, because they give information about what budget you need to set and which place to celebrate the wedding you will be looking for.

5. Set a budget

This is a very important point, because the budget includes the costs of the photographer, music band, decoration, catering, wedding dress and suit etc. Therefore, you must be sure that you will be able to cover all expenses.

At this point, I encourage you to use the services of a wedding planner who will help you draw a reliable budget for wedding in Poland. The Wedding Planner will help you also find the best services and place that will make your wedding special, regardless of how high your budget is.

Here are a few short words about the wedding budget in my article: Wedding budget - how to plan expenses for weddings.

6. Think about the venue for wedding in Poland

Remember, you now have two families. Therefore, it is a reasonable idea to find a wedding venue in Poland where everyone will have convenient access.

Be sure to check out my article here: Agreement with wedding venue in Poland

7. Vision of the wedding in Poland

What is your imagine of the wedding day? What decorations dominate? What colors and style? Do you dream of an outdoor wedding, or maybe in a beautiful palace interior? After dealing with the most important issues, which is the budget, guest list and wedding date, it's time for ... dreams. This is the time when you search thousands of catalogs in search of inspiration.

I hope my guide will help you clarify things related to things to do right after your engagement, especially if you are planning a wedding in Poland.

Have a happy planning!

Be Inspired,
Dorota Nowakowska.
Wedding Planner in Poland
www.winsa.pl
www.dorotanowakowska.pl