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There really isn't a ?too early? when it comes to wedding planning. We would even say there is also not a ?too late? time to plan your wedding. Most checklists and timelines start at a 12-month period. This gives a good spread out of things to do and book so you won't feel overwhelmed.

Enjoy Your Engagement. "Take the first few days of your engagement just for the two of you. ... Get Your Ring Sized and Insured. ... Pick a Wedding Date. ... Start a Checklist and Get Organized. ... Choose Your Wedding Party Members. ... Look for Wedding Inspiration. ... Make a Wedding Budget. ... Research Wedding Venues.

And that's assuming you're very well-organized, have a clear idea of what you want, and are willing to get creative. Realistically?unless you're really in a hurry?you should give yourself at least a full year for planning before the wedding.

There's at least one caveat, of course, to pre-planning your wedding before you've become officially engaged: "While there are always exceptions, couples should typically avoid signing contracts and making any final decisions until they are actually engaged," advises Fisher.

Planning a wedding in three months (or less) is entirely possible. Believe us, we've seen it done, and done well. What we will say is that, as with any large undertaking, there's always a trade-off, with pros and cons to both.

Brides.com suggests that most weddings are a year or eighteen months after the engagement. That's why so many engagements happen in the winter months, they said. They also suggest you wait three weeks or a month after the engagement before you jump into planning a wedding.