Most couples with a wedding in 90 days start in the wrong place.

They save dresses. They screenshot tablescapes. Then week six they find out the venue ate 40% of the budget and there is nothing left for food.

The couples who make it to the aisle without fighting about money do one thing in week one: they write the number.

Not a vibe. A number. What you can actually spend. Then every vendor, every deposit, every "just this once" has to fit inside it.

That's why the planner is 90 days, not 12 months. You don't have time to romanticize the process. You have time to:

• Lock the budget on day 1

• Book the three things that disappear first (venue, photographer, dress/suit)

• Work the rest backward from the date

If you're already inside 90 days, you are not behind. You are just out of time for guessing.