A wedding planner is with you every step of the wedding planning journey. She can help you with all aspects of the big day. A coordinator is often present just on the day of the wedding to ‘coordinate’ all the vendors you’ve selected. At The Season Events, every wedding has a coordinator, but your best level of service is ‘full planning’ so you can have our team help you from start to finish.
In addition to helping make your wedding dreams come true within your budget–and perhaps saving you from costly mistakes—a wedding consultant will save you time. With today’s hectic lifestyles, many bridal couples and their families do not have enough time for the detailed planning and work that a beautiful wedding requires. Additionally, our experience with a wide variety of weddings means we’ve seen lots of options and ideas come to life so it’s easier to guide you with our experience.
You certainly can do the planning yourself, and that sometimes is part of the fun. But it also can be a hassle: checking many sources for each vendor category, making sure all the details are in place and worrying about whether you’re getting the best deal and whether everything will turn out just right. A wedding professional has the training and experience to make it all come together while you relax.
Wedding Planners work with many different vendors and service providers. They have experience to know who is best suited for your wedding. The consultant’s reputation depends on the quality of the services you receive. A wedding professional is committed to providing the best possible wedding to meet your dreams while still maintaining your budget.
A planner will be a distinct asset as you plan your wedding. Wouldn’t it be nice to spend time with your fiancé and your families, rather than worrying about all the details of your special day? A planner will take care of those details, leaving you to have the fun. And on your wedding day, you shine as the star, while your consultant works behind the scenes to make your dreams come true!
Reprinted with permission from the Association of Bridal Consultants. Copyright 2011. Revised 2022.
