The ever-helpful folks over at DIYBride have declared July to be "Multi-media Month". This week's post deals with online wedding planning, all those lovely sites which offer budget trackers, checklists, guest list and RSVP trackers, pages for vendors and music and dress sizes and ... everything you need to plan your wedding, really.If you're a binder bride or a spreadsheet bride, that's fine. But if you'd love to use online tools, but have simply been overwhelmed by the sheer range of choice out there, check out the Online Planning Tools post. A range of sites were evaluated using a number of factors: ease of use, selection of tools, overall design and presentation, and reputation/reliability.
Five sites were chosen as five of the best. If you're curious to know what your options are, and want to check out a few, hop over to DIYBride and see if you agree with their choices!
(And while you're there, you might also want to congratulate Khris on her just-announced pregnancy!)
(And while you're there, you might also want to congratulate Khris on her just-announced pregnancy!)
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