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No, you don't need a wedding planner but believe me a few months into planning your big day you'll wish you had one. As a planner I perform many roles in organizing your big day that you probably wouldn't want to do or have the time to do for that matter. Planning your wedding should be a Joyous journey not a JOB that's what I'm here for!

As I stated I take on many roles and duties such as helping you to find quality vendors that fit your needs as well as your budget, assisting in helping to choose the overall feel of your wedding such as picking your color palate, choosing the right venue, finding the perfect place settings, flatware and stemware, assisting with the budget so we don't have to deal with those nasty overages, negotiating great deals for you, assisting in rentals, helping you to decide whether you should have a formal, semi-formal or informal event? Whether you should serve cocktails and hors oeuvres, a buffet or sit down dinner? Planning a wedding is very detailed oriented and has to be organized to the T, in order to pull off the ultimate party!

Absolutely not, in fact my fee can be worked right into your budget! We charge for our services in two ways: hourly which starts at $50 per hour and a flat rate that is determined by you specific needs and the logistics of your wedding. The best way to determine the fee is to contact us for a consultation and go from there.

I would suggest you utilize our hourly service to help get you started on the right track, we offer many hourly services which could be of great value to you for a stress free wedding planning.

When you make the very wise decision of hiring a planner to help plan your big day, you should consider the fact that you will basically be joined at the hip with your planner for about a year maybe longer and you guys should be able to get along to where your practically BFF's meaning you shouldn't hire someone who you wouldn't have as a friend, make sure they are the real deal meaning they have experience and education! There are many "new" planners out there which isn't a bad thing if they're fabulous and you guys click go for it. A professional planner will be able to produce photos of their work, referrals and most important they'll be able to answer the simplest questions such as: Can you name 5 venues and their policies concerning weddings and events? What's the difference between lamour and organza? Even if they are new, they should know their industry. That will let you know if it's a job or a hobby to them. Don't be afraid to ask questions, after all he/she will be working for you.Last but not least make sure the planner is licensed in his or her state to operate a business.

We do not take kickbacks nor do we try and persuade our clients to work with specific vendors. If by chance tips or incentives are given they are directly passed on to the client. Our alliances