Have you ever considered if you should and how you would use the computer as a resource when planning your wedding? Many people have thought about doing exactly the same thing.
Some have actually done it.
Most others have gotten bogged down with the negatives somewhere and never got started.
Wait a second! Are those really valid reasons? Did they really look at the positive side? Did we evaluate the advantages for? The issues in favor of? Maybe we ought to take a look at that.
There are 5 reasons why you ought to use the computer as a resource when planning your wedding that should maybe be examined.
First, The computer can give you valuable tools that pen and paper won't provide, such as email alerts when deadlines are approaching.
I completely understand your objection regarding keeping all your data on the computer, where it won't be available to you if you're not at your desk.
I agree that that is a quite valid objection, but please consider, you can easily print out a hard copy of lists, addresses, phone numbers and anything else you need to carry with you in your purse.
And moreover, one should consider that if you lose the hard copy you can print another.
With a simple handwritten list you can't do that - if you lose it, it's gone.
Second, computer based data can easily be shared with others who need this information.
The main reason behind that would be that you can, with no trouble at all, attach a file to an email and bring anyone that needs to be up to speed.
This includes your assistant, your bridesmaids, vendors, family, or anyone else that you need.
Plus the email attachments will provide a version history that can be useful to look back on in the future.
Third, using web-based planning tools can provide links to resources that you would not otherwise have been aware of.
These can include vendor lists, ideas, tips, and access to discounts and deals you would never have known about.
And in addition these resources can save you more money than you spend on them - they have an excellent return on investment rate! Fourth, when you do your planning and scheduling "in the cloud" so to speak, all of your data is hosted offsite, so there's no chance of losing the hard copy - and you can also access it from any computer, and - in most cases - from your smart phone as well.
And Fifth, many web based wedding services offer easy point and click tools for doing things like coding your own wedding website that would be impossible to do without the use of a computer.
These tools allow you to experience your wedding planning, and to share that experience with those close to you, in a way that would be impossible without technology.
Within all of the above info lies a great list of reasons in favor of use the computer as a resource when planning your wedding.
What do You think? So now think about that for a minute or two.
A good case has been made in favor.
What if you really could use the computer as a resource when planning your wedding? When you look at each of the reasons and evaluate them, you will need to admit that a very compelling case can be made for starting to consider the way to use the computer as a resource when planning your wedding.
Just think it over.
Maybe, just maybe, you actually, in all seriousness, really should use the computer as a resource when planning your wedding.