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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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Planning Your "I Do" is the wedding podcast for couples who want a meaningful, memorable, and stress-free wedding. With over 25 years as a wedding officiant and DJ and more than 400 weddings performed, each episode from You Had Me At I Do shares insider tips, planning advice, ceremony ideas, and real-world lessons to help couples create a wedding day that feels personal, polished, and truly theirs. It's everything you need to know but are afraid to ask...plus a few things you've never even thought of.
Unknown Host hosts Planning Your "I Do", a education show with 17 episodes published.
Episode 20: First Look or Aisle Reveal? (No Wrong Answer) Choose based on what YOU want to feel — not what photographers prefer. Chris Truitt, owner of Planning Your I Do and You Had Me At I Do, shares what brides actual
Episode 17: Registry, Cash Funds, and Gift Etiquette Never put registry info on the invitation. A wedding website registry tab + a few physical items keeps everyone comfortable. Chris Truitt, owner of Planning Your I Do
Episode 16: Your Wedding Website FAQ (So Guests Stop Texting You) A good FAQ page is a gift to yourself. Cover dress code, parking, timeline, kids, and gifts in one place. Chris Truitt, owner of Planning Your I Do and Yo
Episode 15: The RSVP Black Hole Set a deadline 3–4 weeks before the wedding, build in a chase week, and use one system — not texts, cards, and DMs. Jackson Thomas, owner of Planning Your I Do and You Had Me At I Do, shar
Episode 14: Building Your Wedding Party (Without the Drama) Your wedding party is about who you need beside you — not symmetry, not obligation. Jackson Thomas, owner of Planning Your I Do and You Had Me At I Do, shares w
Episode 13: Two Families, Two Traditions (Without Choosing Sides) Ask each family for 2–3 non-negotiables — not 20. Depth beats breadth. Jackson Thomas, owner of Planning Your I Do and You Had Me At I Do, shares what bri
Episode 12: Too Many Opinions, One Wedding You can't control what people say — only how you respond. A united "we've decided" ends most debates. Jackson Thomas, owner of Planning Your I Do and You Had Me At I Do, shares
Episode 11: When Your Partner Isn't Planning Like You Divide by strength, not 50/50. One planning night a week beats wedding talk 24/7. Jackson Thomas, owner of Planning Your I Do and You Had Me At I Do, shares what brid
Episode 10: Planner, Day-of Coordinator, or Spreadsheet? The venue coordinator works for the venue. A day-of coordinator works for you — and for DIY couples, it's often the best money spent. Jackson Thomas, owner of Plan
Episode 9: Venue First — and the Rain Plan Before You Sign Book the venue you love — but only after you love the Plan B. Ask rain questions before you sign. Jackson Thomas, owner of Planning Your I Do and You Had Me At I
Episode 8: Hiring Vendors You Can Actually Trust Trust, but verify — contract, references, backup plan. The cheapest vendor is rarely the best deal. Jackson Thomas, owner of Planning Your I Do and You Had Me At I Do, sha
Episode 4: Guest List Guilt (and How to Cut It Without Cutting People Off) Your wedding is not a reunion for everyone you've ever met. A clear A-list/B-list system and a united front as a couple stops the guilt spiral. J
Episode 7: Pinterest vs. Your Real Wedding Pinterest is a mood board, not a contract. Anchor decisions to your three must-haves, not an infinite scroll. Jackson Thomas, owner of Planning Your I Do and You Had Me At I Do,
Episode 6: Plus-Ones, Kids, and Clear Invitation Rules Clear, consistent rules beat case-by-case chaos. Significant others are not "plus-ones" — they're invited by name or not at all. Jackson Thomas, owner of Planning Yo
Episode 5: When Parents Pay — and the Opinions Follow Gratitude and boundaries can coexist. Designate what their money buys — and what it doesn't. Jackson Thomas, owner of Planning Your I Do and You Had Me At I Do, share
Episode 3: The Budget Talk That Changes Everything A real number — even a rough one — beats vague anxiety. Talk in dollars, not dreams, before you fall in love with a venue. Jackson Thomas, owner of Planning Your I Do an
Episode 2: Just Engaged — Now What? (Before You Book Anything) You can breathe first. The only urgent task is insuring the ring; everything else waits until you agree on budget, guest size, and the feeling you want. Jack
Episode 1: Using AI for Your Vows: Refine, Don't Replace AI is a great editor and a terrible ghostwriter for vows. Write from your own memories first; use AI only to tighten, clarify, and polish — without adding stories
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