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Backstory: My SO and I met each other while in grad school, which is 1500 miles away from where either of us live. We got engaged in early 2015 but planned for a late 2017 wedding to allow time to accrue money and finish schooling before we moved closer to home. However, my SO recently took to opportunity to continue with his graduate education (I honestly am thrilled about it despite the wedding snags) so we are stuck 1500 miles from home for another 3 years. I have taken a job somewhat close to him (2.5 hours away, although I do hope I can move closer eventually) and we see each other every weekend.

The Issue: He keeps pushing for us to plan our wedding and I don't think it's feasible to have it as we previously planned. I have always wanted to get married in my church (received all of my sacraments, where my parents were married, etc, lots of sentimental and religious values). This church is 1500 miles away and my job requirements prevents me from visiting home to visit venues/meet with caterers, etc. My family does live in town and would likely be willing to help, but I feel it is unfair to them and although I trust their opinions, their visions and tastes may differ in some regards. His family is too far away to help.

My fiance is optimistic but I feel it's unrealistic.
    I figured I would come to this sub to see if anyone has had any experience with long distance wedding plans, and if there were any words of advice to contribute. Any and all thoughts welcome.
<bot>: SO and I are 1500 miles away from prospective location of wedding but unable to move/travel much to visit and plan. My family is local and could help. Is this a horrific idea?