Agree on our wedding vision and top priorities as a couple
A shared wedding vision, ranked priorities, and clear decisions on size, style, and season to guide every later choice.
The prompt
Help my partner and me agree on our wedding vision. This is step 1 of planning our wedding.
Rough budget: [AMOUNT or range, and who is contributing]
Ideal season or date range: [e.g. "fall next year", "no idea yet"]
Location ideas: [hometown, where we live, destination]
Guest count instinct: [e.g. "under 50", "150+", "we disagree"]
What each of us cares about most: [PARTNER 1: ... / PARTNER 2: ...]
Family expectations or traditions: [cultural or religious elements, who expects what]
Things we definitely don't want: [e.g. "no big wedding party", "no dancing"]
Do this:
1. Give us 10 quick questions to answer separately, then compare - for example "the moment I most want to remember" and "what I'd cut first."
2. Using our answers, summarize where we agree, where we differ, and a fair compromise for each difference.
3. Help us rank our top 3 priorities (e.g. food, photos, music, venue, guest experience). Explain that money and effort should go there first, and where we can go simpler.
4. Describe 2-3 wedding styles that fit us, each in 3-4 sentences: size, feel, setting, and rough cost level compared with our budget.
5. Flag decisions to make early because they drive everything else: date, guest count, and venue type.
Return a one-page "wedding vision" summary we can share with family and vendors. Keep it - the next step uses it to build our guest list.
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What to fill in
- AMOUNT or range, and who is contributing
- e.g. "fall next year", "no idea yet"
- hometown, where we live, destination
- e.g. "under 50", "150+", "we disagree"
- PARTNER 1: ... / PARTNER 2: ...
- cultural or religious elements, who expects what
- e.g. "no big wedding party", "no dancing"
How this prompt is built
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