Tip of the Day: Break up your wedding to-do lists by date. "Having smaller lists will serve you well with such a big undertaking. Get out a calendar and work backwards from your wedding date, filling in deadlines for all your must-do tasks. Then create daily or weekly to-do lists for yourself. That way, you have smaller, more manageable lists instead of one big, scary ongoing one," says Paula Rizzo, founder of the productivity site ListProducer.com.

Plus, check out 10 Ways to Keep Your Sanity While Planning a Wedding.

Tip of the Day: Consider holding your festivities at the site where your husband-to-be proposed. One couple held their wedding at the majestic Mount Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, where the groom had proposed a year earlier. Since he'd popped the question in a horse-drawn carriage, they treated guests to their own romantic rides.

Plus, check out 35 Romantic Ideas for Your Wedding Reception.

Tip of the Day: Confirm your shooter in advance. "Larger studios may have more than one photographer on staff, and depending on your contract, the main shooter may not be the one that you meet in the consult. Every professional has a different style, technique and personality, so you need to make sure the photographer you interview and 'click' with will be the same one who works your wedding," says Maik Hassel from Nirvana Photography Studios.

Plus, check out 5 Tips to Help Your Photographer Capture Magical Moments.