
Episode 22: Your Wedding Morning Timeline (Built for Calm) Count backward from ceremony time and add buffers. The morning sets the emotional tone for the whole day. You Had Me At I Do shares what brides actually ask on...


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.
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Recent episodes include "Your Wedding Morning Timeline (Built for Calm)" (23 October 2026, 19 minutes), "The Ceremony You Actually Want" (18 September 2026, 20 minutes), and "Who Walks When? Your Processional, Your Way" (28 August 2026, 21 minutes).
Planning Your "I Do" publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 24 minutes across 22 episodes.
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Planning Your "I Do" is an education podcast with 22 episodes published.
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Episode 22: Your Wedding Morning Timeline (Built for Calm) Count backward from ceremony time and add buffers. The morning sets the emotional tone for the whole day. You Had Me At I Do shares what brides actually ask on...

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Episode 21: The Ceremony You Actually Want A ceremony under 30 minutes, with your personality baked in, beats a template that could belong to anyone. You Had Me At I Do shares what brides actually ask on wedding forums...

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Episode 19: Who Walks When? Your Processional, Your Way There is no single correct order — only what fits your family and your venue. Chris Truitt, owner of Planning Your I Do and You Had Me At I Do, shares what brides...

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Episode 18: Choosing (Or Writing) the Right Vows Your vows don't have to be a TED talk. Repeat-after-me, letters, or short promises all count. Chris Truitt, owner of Planning Your I Do and You Had Me At I Do, shares...

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...

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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...

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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...

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...

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...

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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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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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...

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...

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...

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...
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