The Wedding Planner Pt.1 What does a wedding planner do?

What exactly a wedding planner does changes from wedding to wedding.  But the goal remains the same.   Our goal is to help the bride and groom have the best wedding experience possible.

Most wedding planners begin the planning process with a
consultation. During the consultation, we determine what exactly the client’s
needs are in terms of planning and coordination. This usually comes down to a decision between full planning or day-of coordination.  Many planners also offer ala carte services to allow brides to customize their packages.

With full coordination, wedding planners are constantly in touch
with the bride and groom, the venue and the vendors to ensure that everything is coming together smoothly for the event. For day-of coordination, we make sure that all of our clients best laid plans are carried out on the wedding day to ensure they can enjoy their day to the fullest.

With day of coordination the couple that has already taken care of the wedding planning and wedding day schedule themselves, but would like the reassurance that they have a coordinator to assist with the rehearsal and/or execution of the set-up of the ceremony and/or reception. 

After the level of planning that works best has been determined,  we discuss all of the traditional services that we can provide as a planner. The list can be long and includes items such as assisting in the selection of vendors and venues, creating and managing the time-line, design and décor, coordination of set up and tear down, placement and transportation of the traditional items, cueing of wedding party and musicians, etc.

When the wedding day finally arrives, it becomes clear that there
are so many more little details that we take care of as the wedding planner. We
are there to make sure that your day runs smoothly and that every little detail
is taken care of. A wedding planner wears many hats on the wedding day. We
become the captain of the vendors, the keeper of the timeline, the weather/Plan
B decision maker, the emergency solver, and most important, the bride’s personal
assistant.

Qualities your Wedding Planner Should Possess

Professionalism   
Recent Portfolio   
Proof of Age of Business    
Great References
Flexibility
Good Listener
Cost Conscious
 
Offers choices and suggestions but ultimately the bride and groom have the final say on all products and services

The ability to listen to your ideas and build on them

 Show you ways to get more for your money

 Prevent you from making costly mistakes

We are in the business of helping brides from the moment you say yes to the moment you say I do!

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Check back for 
Wedding Planners Pt. 2
Is A Wedding Planner For Me?


 




 

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