FAQs
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Absolutely. I frequently attend industry conferences to learn not only how to become a better event planner but also what the latest trends in the industry are. We are constantly learning and striving to become a better company in order to serve our brides in the best way possible.
- What types of customers have you worked with?
Ceremony and reception planning and coordination, creation of a wedding timeline, setting up centerpieces, favors, escort cards and menu cards. Placing programs on ceremony chairs, greeting vendors and accepting deliveries on behalf of the bride and groom, set up and tear down of the ceremony and reception sites, ensuring all sound systems are functioning properly, assisting vendors by making sure all of their needs are met and that there are no issues throughout the wedding, assist with loading gifts/packages into designated cars or hotel suites.
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
My advice is to consider how much help you actually need and to be realistic about it. If you've done a lot of the work yourself then you most likely only need help on the day of the event. However if you find yourself getting stuck mid-planning it may be best to look into a planner who offers more than just Day of Coordination. I would also recommend that you shop around until you find a planner who not only fits your budget but understands your style and whom you get along with very well.