What is the biggest misconception that new brides-to-be have about planning a wedding?
Pasqualetti: Time and budget! They are not aware of how far in advance vendors need to be booked, especially if they want to get a good pick of vendors. Also, many brides are not aware of what things cost when planning a wedding. They may have champagne tastes and quickly realize that their budgets can’t accommodate those tastes. Horne-Nestor: I think the biggest misconception brides have is that a nice wedding vendor is a good wedding vendor. Remember, just because a person is nice does not mean they are good at their job. Think about American Idol—every contestant truly believes they can sing. Choose vendors who have experience and can provide you with a list of satisfied clients. Check references, and trust your gut when making your final choices. Manuel: The biggest misconception is that it is a smaller undertaking than it really is. Planning a wedding has a big impact on your time, your budget, your relationships and your stress level. Many brides do not realize how much is truly
