Are you planning your wedding this summer?
If yes! Then make a checklist to make sure you arrange it in your best way.
Wedding is a season that remains all around the year. Pakistani weddings in summers are not very easy to handle as weather becomes too hot to enjoy. But still we see large and beautiful wedding events in summers.
When you have a lot to do many important things may slip off your mind so the best way is to make a checklist. Here are few points you should keep in mind while planning a Summer Wedding.!
Check List:
1- Book your venue at least four months before the event and make sure what ever venue you pick take care of parking, cooling and back up arrangements, so you don’t ruin your event in this hot weather.
2- Menu Selection. With summer weddings it is important to cater according to the mood. Select a menu with some not so hot and light dishes. Drinks and juices must be added in your menu.
3- Beat the heat on your wedding day. Arrange for large chillers and have a proper cooling arrangement especially if you are selecting outdoor venues.
4- Selection of bridal dresses for Pakistani weddings in summer is restricted as most of the fabrics can not be opted for summers so select a bridal dress which will be comfortable.
5- Groom Dress. Same is for the selection of the dress for Groom. Don’t go for heavy sherwanis.
6- Florist & Flowers .Make sure you have fresh flowers for the flower arrangements for your event. Or keep these flowers ultra cool before the event
7- Bid. Avoid adding more sweets in bid packings and giveaways.
8- Hire a photographer which can capture your event beautifully without taking weather under consideration.
9- Preparation for summer weddings should be done in good weather.
10- Parlors must be located near the venue to avoid mess.
Pakistani weddings are famous for there bright, colorful and grand celebrations so plan your functions accordingly and make the best out of it.
You are sure to make your events memorable!
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