Peak months, 8–12 month planning timeline, sample budget splits, and vendor checklist tailored to Bangladesh.
When’s “wedding season” here?
- Peak: Dec–Jan (pleasant weather; diaspora travel), with strong volume Nov–Feb overall.
- Auspicious Bengali dates cluster in Magh (Jan–Feb) and selected tithis—families often consult panjika.
Planning timeline (8–12 months ideal)
- T–12 to 8 months: Reserve venue(s), top vendors; block mehendi/holud dates.
- T–6: Décor concept + stage design; catering tastings; photo/video brief.
- T–3: Guest comms, transport plan, MUA schedule; MC & music shortlist.
- T–1: Final seating, rehearsal walk-through, vendor POs, contingency power.
Budgeting (starter split)
- Venue & décor 35–45%; Food 30–40%; Photo/Video 8–12%; Entertainment 5–10%; Attire/MUA 8–12%; Misc/permits 3–5%.
- Remember 15% VAT applies to most services—book with clarity on VAT inclusive/exclusive.
National Board of Revenue
Vendor checklist (don’t skip)
- Power plan (generator + distribution), stage load map, dB-limited sound, FSCD compliance if required.
CTA: Share your dates + headcount; we’ll return a venue/VIP vendor short-list and a budget you can actually live with.
