Quiz

When you announced your engagement:

You were a bit vague – it took a few months before you even set the date

You were ecstatic and excited about planning your big day

You already had the venue, florist, photographer, caterer and band pre-booked and you had a pretty good idea of the wedding breakfast menu

Your best mates:

Keep asking how the plans are going. Just what you need- more pressure!

Are thrilled for you and eager to help in anyway

Keep cancelling dates and their eyes glaze over when your wedding comes up in the conversation

When your parents offer £3000 towards the wedding expenses:

You’re thrilled with the gesture, but wish you could spend the money on the honeymoon instead.

You realise you need to scale down your plans a bit, but thank them for their contribution

You flip out. How can they expect you to have the wedding of the century with such a stingy budget?

You choose your bridesmaids:

What bridesmaids? You still can’t decide who to ask

Based on affection and on which friends will enjoy helping you plan the wedding and keep calm on the big day

Based on appearance. You don’t want frumpy or dumpy bridesmaids spoiling your photos

When shopping for your wedding dress, you:

Keep changing your mind. All the dresses are so beautiful it’s impossible to choose just one

Tried on several dresses until you found one you loved within your price range

Argued with assistants at four different shops. Honestly, they’re impossible to work with and absolutely no help whatsoever!

MOSTLY As:
You've committed to your man, now it's time to commit to the wedding. Stop postponing decisions or you'll never make it down the aisle. Yes, planning a wedding can be overwhelming, but if you start tackling one job at a time, you can get to grips with it.

Start with your colour scheme or the venue, and start eliminating some possibilities and finalising your plans. You're tempted to delegate to your mum, fiancé and friends. Go ahead - it's the lifeline you've been searching for, but don't hand over the reigns completely.

Make your desires clear and liaise with your helpers to ensure they stay on the right track. As you get yourself sorted you'll find the worries and stress evaporate.

MOSTLY Bs:
You're a bit of a perfectionist, but that's only to be expected - after all, it is your wedding day! You're very good at delegating and your plans are starting to come together. You're also good at recognising that other people's lives don't stop because you're engaged.

You're happy to put the W word on the shelf sometimes and spend time with your friends or fiancé. Even if you face a minor mishap on the wedding, you'll probably laugh it off and have a great time.

MOSTLY Cs:
Wake up and smell the buck's fizz! If your friends, family and fiancé are starting to avoid you, it's time to ask yourself why. Take some time off from the wedding to give to yourself - and everyone else - a break and get things in perspective. It's your big day, but make sure your fiancé feels included too. Try not to alienate your friends and family. The wedding lasts just one day, but your relationship can last a lifetime.

Your wedding has got to look right, but don't forget the atmosphere. You want your guests to enjoy themselves as well. Ask a friend or relative to handle on-the-day responsibilities so you can relax and focus on what's most important - enjoying your wedding with your new husband.