Plan a wedding in 100 days?

It's doable. The tricky part would be finding a venue. If where you live is anything like here, most of the book 12 months in advance

It's 100% doable but like the others said, you might have to compromise on what you want, work with vendors available, and have realistic expectations.

Absolutely it's possible, just much harder. You need all the money to pay for everything much sooner, and you definitely cannot be picky when choosing vendors. Dress must be purchased off the rack. And know that all your guests may not be able to make it with such short notice.

It can be done if the vendors can be booked or have family that have good camera and camcorder to take pictures and video of your day. Rental dress and restaurant for reception set to complete all the details to set your perfect day.

The things in planning a wedding that actually take time are the waiting periods for ordered items, such as dresses, and being ahead of the game for availability of vendors (venue, photographer, etc).

If you can compromise on what is available, and shop off the rack, or pay a rush fee, it is 100% possible to plan a wedding in 100 days.

I pretty much did plan my wedding in the first 100 days, but I am spacing out the execution of it over the course of the year to fill time.

A friend of mine planned her wedding in 45 days. There were about 30 people, the ceremony and reception were at a restaurant, only her brother and his best friend stood, and the dance was just going downstairs into the bar. It's doable if you want it simple.

I mean it will probably be challenging. Depending on how many guests and how big of a wedding you want it may be more challenging or less. But it is definitely doable! Tori had some great tips!

It may be very difficult - but totally doable if you are planning a small wedding

First things first would be to find a venue that can accommodate you and your guests - go from there because you can always buy a dress off the rack, use your own Spotify playlist from your phone, have a friend or family member officiate, etc.

You just need a place, somebody to officiate, and each other!