Wedding planning timelines, legal steps and the guest list
Planning a wedding takes most UK couples 200 to 300 hours, almost all of it in the evenings. These guides put the decisions in order, explain the legal steps in plain words, and hand you the timelines so nothing gets booked too late.
Wedding planning timeline: what to book and when
A month-by-month wedding planning timeline for the UK, from setting the budget 12 months out to giving notice at the register office and final supplier payments.
Giving notice for a wedding: how it works across the UK
The legal steps before you can marry in the UK: the 29 day rule in England and Wales, what giving notice costs, what to bring, and how Scotland and Northern Ireland differ.
How to cut your wedding guest list without falling out
Every guest costs £180 to £280, so the list is where budgets are won. A tier method that makes cuts consistent, rules for plus-ones and children, and scripts for the awkward conversations.
AI wedding planners in the UK: what's out there in 2026
Every AI wedding planning tool we know of in 2026: what each one actually does and costs as published, and how to tell the nearly identical names apart. Written by Aisley, one of them.
Aisley and Aisle (aisle.wedding): what is the difference?
One letter apart and unrelated: what each product does, which weddings each is built for, and the honest answer to which one you need. Written by Aisley.
How to plan a wedding in the UK: the whole thing, step by step
Every wedding decision in order, from guest count and budget to the running order on the day, with the month to make each one and a table of the 14 big calls.
Wedding day timeline: a running order that actually works
Sample running orders for a 1pm civil and a 2pm church ceremony, how long each of 19 segments really takes, the buffers to build in, and a template to copy.