What to expect from your wedding coordinator
Our first duty/responsibility is to the bride and groom. The services and benefits we offer them are:
1) Determine and maintain the parameters of an overall budget
2) Setting appointments and assisting with the choosing of venders, such as:
Cater, Florist, Décor,Entertainment, Photographer, Videographer, Officiate, Baker
3) Review of all contracts for completeness or omissions
4) Provide constant communication with all the venders they select
5) Assistance with invitations
6) Help them understand costs and services and professional lingo
7) Prepare schedule and itineraries for the venders.
8) Be an advocate who works on their behalf to get the best services, quality, and price
Wedding day Director Service
1) Make sure the Bride and her wedding party are comfortable
2) Attend to any last minute needs ( I usually have what you need in my bridal emergency kit)
3) Orchestrating and directing your rehearsal and ceremony, working side by side with the officiate and other venders
4) Oversee all work done by all the venders for hire
5) Anticipate problems before they arise and solve them
6) Be mediator to run interference with venders and family members
7) Be an independent third party who is a detached problem solver and not embroiled in family situations or emotional decisions
8) Help bride and groom stay within there time-line
9) Roll out aisle runner, scatter flower petals, prepare ceremony details
10) Light candles on tables and arrange place cards
11) Arrange seating cards, guest book, favors, Etc.
12) At conclusion of your wedding day collect guest book, cake knife, and personal items
Though this list is, in no way, completely inclusive, it does give a very good description of the tasks
we take care of as professional wedding coordinators.
We are here to help create a carefree, harmonious wedding day.
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