The day you?ve dreamed of is finally here. The love of your life has gotten down on one knee (or staged a flash mob, or unfurled a huge banner from your apartment window, or simply asked you over breakfast) and asked you to marry them. Congratulations! You?re probably feeling a lot of emotions right now: joy, excitement, love?and maybe just a little bit of stress.
First of all, you should know that it?s totally normal to feel overwhelmed, and even a little afraid. After all, getting engaged means planning a wedding?and most of us have watched enough episodes of Bridezillas to know that this process could go sideways a million different times before you get to the honeymoon. But if the thought of choosing a venue, finding a dress, and tasting plate after plate of cake samples has your head spinning, we’re here to help! Here are a few things you can do if wedding planning is leaving you overwhelmed. Make a List

By the time a couple becomes affianced, both parties usually know a little something about what it means to have a wedding. They?ve seen friends and family members tie the knot, and they?ve probably been in a wedding party or two along the way. But here?s the truth: no one, and I mean no one, knows just how much goes into wedding planning until they?re in the thick of it.
This is why I suggest making a list before you do anything else. Consult wedding websites (hey, you?re already on the right track), bridal magazines, and wedding planning apps to learn more ab...