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After getting engaged, when does the wedding planning start?

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Bill Cochran
Say "I Do" Your Way
www.sayidoyourway.com  
301-926-2671

Rev. Bill Cochran is the owner of Say “I Do” Your Way. In this company, Bill & his wife Joyce offer their services as wedding officiants and pre-marriage Counselors.  They have been working with couples for the past thirty-nine years and have conducted hundreds of weddings. Bill also serves as a trainer for Life Innovations certification of counselors and clergy in the Metro Washington, DC/Maryland/Virginia area. His extensive background in marriage and pre-marriage counseling has prepared hundreds of couples to navigate the tough issues of relationship building.

Over the years, Bill & Joyce have built an exciting and fulfilling marriage relationship. Thus they see weddings as the greatest event in life. Helping other couples to share the same positive experience they enjoy in marriage is their primary goal. They LOVE weddings!

After getting engaged, when does the wedding planning start?

In this video, Reverend Bill Cochran of Say “I Do” Your Way deals with a huge question he often helps couple process. Listen in and discover how to know if you’re ready for marriage and where you can find help in processing this significant decision.

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Host: After getting engaged when does the wedding planning start?

Bill Cochran: I have referenced earlier the bride who has the planning book hidden away in her closet ready to pull out as soon as she is asked. So, for many brides anyway, they are planning within the few minutes and for sure about the next day. However, I have also met a lot of brides and grooms who say, you know the engagement process is a fun process and it's a fascinating process and we would like to kind of play it out and enjoy that process and busy with family and friends and celebrate the engagement and then move over to planning the wedding.

But I think it really has to do with you as a couple and the kind of process you want to take, but I would like to say it's fun to enjoy the engagement. So don't push it any faster than you have to.

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