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Permalink Reply by promsandweddings on Hello
Being a wedding planner is a great job. You can have a lot of fun interacting with different people and have the satisfaction of knowing that you helped make the best day of their lives even better. And the most incredible part you get paid for doing all this! If you think wedding planning is the right career choice for you, go for it! You do not require any special education to become a wedding planner. Here's a guide that can help you in becoming a wedding planner. Hone Your Ability: Most wedding planners have a knack for interpersonal relationships and are good at making people feel at ease. While this may be an in-born quality, there is one important skill that can be developed for being a successful wedding planner, namely the ability to organize. This is the most important part of being a wedding planner and thus you should look to hone this ability.
Permalink Reply by Ettie Dawkins on It is my belief that Brides and their families need to be educated on the value of having a Planner. As in any other profession, there are great and not so great individuals. Planners are there to direct and offer sound advice on matters relating to the couple's special day. In my practice, the couple has the final say, even if it is not what I recommend. I always point out why I disagree with respect and go all out to make their ideas work.
Permalink Reply by Destination Weddings Tulum on Hi! I do think being planner as usefull as they have a strong experience in how managing details for weddings.
Plus we're actually Destination Wedding Planners and so we fell as a representant of our client down there.... we check everything for them...
This is also what our client tell us mostly that without us they couldn't do it... And why do they choose a destination wedding to pay a little less of money for their wedding in compartion of a wedding in their home town.
And then to finish a lot of client need help to organize all details and the flow during the day to enjoy the family
HAve a wonderful day!!
Permalink Reply by Kim Moss on As a certified wedding planner, needless to say I am biased, however, I am also smart enough to know that having a neutral person who is going to be honest about keeping me on budget, searching for the best deals and quality, knowing where to go and not go for certain items, has the inside scoop on good vendors, venues and when to say "seriously?" or who can make sure you've crossed the t's and dotted the I's - hire the planner. Weddings are an all consuming thing and if you are already busy, having someone who really can spend the time and expertise on pulling everything together is worth every penny. While people think its a piece of cake and that anyone can do it - think again. Its not that its hard to do but it takes experience to know how to work smart and get the best possible everything from your vision. Its also important that the bride remember its not only HER day but her husband to be too and a planner can help you keep perspective. Its better to have a planner who can help navigate the waters and explain that cheaper and doing it yourself doesn't mean better. Its better to have a planner who can work with the vendors to ensure things go smoothly while you enjoy your wedding day and not working your wedding. Proper planning prevents poor outcomes - get the planner.
