Lauren Conrad talks wedding planning with Cassandra Katz on ‘Asking For A Friend’

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Let’s Plan Something Big

The most horrendous experience you could ever endure aside from pregnancy is planning a wedding, there’s so much time and effort put into the process that one should not try to plan a wedding by themselves unless it’s small and very affordable to manage, one must invest in a wedding planner depending on their budget, and whatever stipulations are put in place by the bride and groom, Lauren Conrad turns her attention today to another good friend of hers who’s Cassandra Katz on “Asking For A Friend” who delivers the ups and downs of wedding planning and experiences.

Before you green light yourself in planning a wedding, make sure you take care of your guests to avoid pitfalls like changes in weather, unbalanced climate, shortage of food, getting people drunk unintentionally, and setting a limit on the amount of people you want at your wedding which involves setting guidelines on the range of people you want there like not including those you haven’t talked to in more than a year, or even shutting out those who do not RSVP, or bring a plus one when guests are not suppose to, and even leaving children at home.

Now if you want your wedding to be a success, then look at today’s LC.com piece where successful weddings start by sticking to your budget like just beer and wine instead of open bar (but never a cash bar), keep the wedding experience very comfortable, and make the wedding planning process as smooth as possible, no matter if even your planning it yourself.

Daniel Quintanilla