Tip of the Day: "The website of a wedding vendor is your first impression, so don’t dismiss it — it can be a telltale sign of savviness. The website should be up-to-date, easy to navigate, and without broken links. Pictures should be fresh instead of dated, because good design and solid branding are a must in this competitive, creative industry," says Shadiah Sigala from HoneyBook.

"What are they doing to stand out and show off their uniqueness? Look for reviews and their blogs — both of these will help you better understand their service and style, so you can screen your potential vendors before jumping into the interview," she adds.

Plus, check out Top Questions to Ask Your Wedding Vendors.