The wedding-week checklist is about compression, not inspiration
The final week should not be filled with fresh decisions. It should be used to confirm, pack, label, pay, communicate and reduce surprises. If new strategic choices are still happening, planning is late.
Wedding-week essentials
| Area | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Vendors | Arrival times, final balances, contact numbers and setup logistics. |
| Guest data | Final table plan, meal notes, transport notes and any late accessibility details. |
| Personal items | Attire, rings, documents, emergency kit and next-day essentials. |
| Timeline | Morning schedule, ceremony timing, travel buffers and handoff responsibilities. |
| Communication | Who answers questions on the day so the couple does not become the help desk. |
What to stop doing this week
- Do not reopen settled aesthetic choices unless something is actually broken.
- Do not keep logistics in multiple chats and screenshots.
- Do not assume vendors all share the same final timing information.
The final week needs one clean command centre
Use the checklist pack and timeline pages together so final tasks, due dates and handoffs stay visible.