So after the proposal, I immediately created a DIY planner to keep track of everything and started reaching out to vendors. However, I started to notice my S/O wasn't as involved as I'd like him to be. The planning started to become a bit overwhelming because I found myself doing most of the leg work with him being pretty passive about the planning process. I have tried to encourage him to get a planner so that we can plan together and designate roles so that one person is not doing everything. Any suggestions to help get my S/O more involved? The last thing I want to do is take over everything and make him feel less important during the process. This wedding planning should definitely be a team effort.
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