Set the Wedding Date

Now you know where you wish to go so when your guests can be found, it is possible to set the date. But first, you have to decide if you wish to hold the wedding on a weekday or higher the weekend. Here are a few points to consider:

Weekend Wedding
Weekend weddings tend to be more common since most people are off work. This makes the wedding easier to attend for guests and also requires children who work a 9 to 5.

If you've friends or family traveling quite a distance to see you, a weekend wedding can give them time for you to enjoy the scenery.

You could also choose to throw the wedding on a Friday, which provides you and your friends and relatives the rest of the weekend to unwind. This might be your best option if you wish to throw a dance party or reception that goes well into the night.

Weekday Wedding
Weekday weddings, while uncommon, aren't unheard of. Let your friends and relatives know within their invitation that you simply understand it might be difficult to attend and also to inform you as quickly as possible if they can’t.
For your guests that do attend, be ready to thank all of them with a gift bag or some token of gratitude; they probably have to ask from work to be there.
Vendors are often slammed on weekends. Requesting a weekday is relief on their behalf and cheaper for you personally. Just make sure you check into weekday discounts!

Make Your Wedding Guest List
It may appear early to create a guest list, but consider how many facts are dependent on your total headcount.
Catering prices
Size of the wedding cake
Size of the venue
Number of tables and seats
Each guest not just represents a witness to your happy union, but additionally a mouth to fill with food, cake, and drinks. More mouths mean more income. Taming your guest list around you can save a little money and plan effectively.