FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
We have starting points for pricing but after a consultation, we can give you a firm price, after we know the full scope of the services needed. Many factors are taken into consideration including time of year, length of time, number of guests, number in the bridal party to coordinate, type of event, full service planning, partial service planning or Event Management "day of".
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
We like to have a consultation, preferably in person, or by the phone to get to know you, your vision and what your exact needs are. We will then put together a full proposal for your review. We certainly want to bring both of your personalities into the wedding ceremony and/or reception. This is a celebration of the both of you and we want it to be about you. Guests will walk away saying, "Wow, that was so them! What a great time."
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
That I attend continuing education conferences several times a year to stay up on the trends and what is going on in the events industry. I am a true professional at what I do and take my business very seriously. This business can be very demanding and it takes a lot of time to bring all of the details, timing and vendors together to make events go off flawlessly. There may be hiccups in the day, but at the end of everything, as long as the client is thrilled and the guests had a great time, it makes everything all worth it. The planner has to know how to handle those hiccups and do it with calm and grace. This is where experience can play a huge role as well.