Time the Tasks The number of tasks and the little time at your disposal to plan your wedding can be overwhelming. Instead of getting daunted by it, make a list of all the 'TO DO' tasks. Ensure that you cover all the details. Now, arrange them according to the priority and start executing them. For example, if you have to get a wedding dress designed, you will have to give it before time so that you will have enough buffer for fitting and alterations. Give all tasks a time frame for completion. Then plan and delegate them, and ensure that you execute them as per the deadlines. This will reduce a lot of 'last-minute-pending-tasks' stress. Seek Help and Delegate Tasks Many brides want to do everything themselves, so much so, that they do not even involve their fiancé into the wedding planning. The brides keep running from pillar to post to do all the work, and when they see their fiancé on a couch with their PlayStation, hell breaks loose. Hence, it is advisable that you discuss the tasks with him in the first place and ask him to execute a few of them. Share your concern, and seek help from your family and friends to assist you in the wedding planning, so that things happen faster and as decided. They will be more than happy to help you out. It's Okay if 'Everything' is Not Perfect Every bride dreams about her wedding since she is little, and wants everything to be 'Perfect'. But when things don't go as per her elaborate plans, she turns into the dreadful 'Bridgeville'. This causes excessive stress, not only for her but also for her loved ones. Remember, what truly matters is your happiness as a couple, and it is 'okay' if everything is not perfect. So don't lose your cool and patience if something doesn't happen as you imagined it in the first place. Avoid Conflicts Try to avoid conflicts during the pre-wedding phase. As people with different temperaments come together, there are chances that arguments and conflicts will take place.