F.L.O.P. Wedding Checklist

on October 5th, 2008 · Comments Off | Checklists, Wedding Advisor

Many, if not most, orthodox circles adopt the FLOP system to divide the costs among the two sides. Simply put, in the this method the groom’s side, in addition to the personal expenses, will be responsible for the Flowers, the Liquor, the Orchestra, and the Photographer / Video, while the bride’s side will take care of the Hall / Catering in addition to the personal expenses. If you’re not doing FLOP, here is another checklist.

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Kallah (Bride)

__ Hall ______________________________ Date / Time __________________

__ Caterer ___________________________

__ Dress

__ Veil

__ Headpiece

__ Shoes __ Dancing Shoes

__ Lingerie

__ Make Up Artist

__ Hair

__ Shaitel

__ Sheva Berachos Outfits

__ Yichud Room Gift

__ Kallah’s Teacher ______________________ Phone ___________________

Bride’s Family

__ Gowns __ Suits / Hats / Ties

__ Make Up Artist

__ Hair Appointments

__ Sheva Berachos Outfits

Chosson (Groom)

__ Suit (Tux)

__ Hat

__ Tie (Bowtie)

__ Shoes

__ Kittel

__ Tallit

__ List of Kibbudim

__ Liquor

__ Musicians

__ Photographer __ Videographer

__ Flowers: __ Bouquet __ Centerpieces __ Chuppah __ Arch __ Buttoneers

__ Chuppah Singer

__ Yichud Room Gift

__ Bouquet / Gift for Shabbos Kallah

__ Wedding Band

__ Chosson’s Teacher ____________________ Phone ___________________

Groom’s Family

__ Gowns __ Suits / Hats / Ties

__ Make Up Artist

__ Hair Appointments

__ Sheva Berachos Outfits

Other Arrangements

__ Invitations: __ Ordered    __ Mailed

__ Wedding Favors __ Wedding Program

__ Benchers

__ Yarmulkes

__ Place Cards

__ Marriage License

__ Ketubah __ (A Spare One, Just in Case)

__ Tannaim

Notes

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