itinerary template

A:You can make one yourself by inserting a Table in a word document. Choose the number of columns and rows that you need (you can always add more if you miscalculate). Merge the top row and type in "Itinerary". Then in the next row of cells type in categories, e.g. Date Time Destination Lodging Cost etc. Then you can add sub-categories under each by "splitting" the cells below. If you've never worked with tables it might take some time to get used to all the features (like increasing/decreasing width of cells) but it's a great way to organize your trip. I've used my template for many trips; it's nice to know exactly where you're going etc. I e-mail my itineraries to my family and friends in case they have to reach me in an emergency (also to make them jealous!).

A:Confirm what time the photographer/limo vendors are coming to you. Talk to the hair and makeup stylists and see how long they estimate it'll take to do your hair and makeup. Also, if the bridesmaids are getting theirs done with you (remember that it's their choice - you can't force them to. Otherwise you are obligated to pay if you make them). Estimate how much time it'll take you to get into your gown. Do a trial run if you want. Will the bridesmaids get styled and dressed with you, or are you just asking them to dress beforehand and meet you at home/the hotel/the church or temple/etc.? Will you and the bridesmaids be having some breakfast/lunch/snacks together? Coordinate that with them. Tell them what time they need to be at your prepping area, or at the ceremony site, or what time they need to wake up and shower if they're spending the night before with you. Are you doing any family/group photos before you head off to the ceremony? Talk to the photographer and get a time estimate for the portraits you want. Does your family want some time for a pep talk or prayer? Once you figure it out, add about an hour of padding time onto all of that. You can do this yourself if you just sit down and think about it. Different schedules are specific to different brides. There's no universal answer.

A:http://www.ngeo.com/cdrom/tripplanner/intro.html The trip planner has a lot of great information on this.

A:I use the old standard, a blank piece of paper. Still works. I try to map out each day, and then revise as I go along. I'll write Wednesday 6/27 - Drive to New Orleans, visit Superdome, go on Pensacola (driving time in all, 5 hours), check into certain hotel (with confirmation number, address and phone number). Then, as you look around, you can add potential attractions and stops along the way. Be sure to check good travel sites for places to go en route.