Tipping to assigned Day of Coordinator

We booked with our venue. They supply a coordinator and right now they are having a special where we only have to pay for the catering and drinks.

Not sure how much to pay ours. When I asked her directly about gratuity she said that it is all in the final price.

You don't really think your coordinator walked in cold on that day, did her thing and left do you?

I can't even.

But I'm sure they enjoyed every minute spent with you.

Mother planned the whole wedding. Coordinator delivered the flowers, started the bridal party down the aisle and removed the table numbers. she suggested a baker and we talked to her once. Like I said, I would have done it for half as much. We were very pleasant.

Please everybody start leaving your kid's teacher a tip. And don't forget the busboy at the market, the dentist, your doctor, lawyer and don't forget the flight attendants. PS How about the florist and the mail carrier? This all needs to end. Go live in Europe. Nobody tips.

I wouldn't feel right if I didn't tip my DOC! she starts 45 days out with coordinating everything. She has been extremely helpful so far in this process. She has been a very valuable piece of planning a wedding and I will tip her accordingly.

I'm sorry @Nancy D I really didn't want to type anything towards you but your last comment compelled me to do so. " Please everybody start leaving your kid's teacher a tip. And don't forget the busboy at the market, the dentist, your doctor, lawyer and don't forget the flight attendants. PS How about the florist and the mail carrier? This all needs to end. Go live in Europe. Nobody tips." It is in good taste to leave a tip or gift to most of these people. Such as a teacher who parents usually gift items or gift cards around the holiday season or end of school year. I hate to assume but if you are indeed a teacher you yourself should have received something in this nature, if not I can't imagine why. Mail carriers also receive tips during the holidays especially if you have the same one. I do her name is Barbara. Did you know that even sanitation and landscapers also receive tips and I mean the cash kind. It seems you just may be ill informed on the matter so I would suggest doing a bit of research as you may benefit greatly from tipping service people around you.

Huh? Who tips their dentist, doctor, lawyer and flight attendants?

@Karen. As usual.

Celia, so you tip your dentist, doctor lawyer, flight attendant? What about CPA, personal banker, teller?

@Karen K bank tellers and personal bankers actually get tips and gifts more frequently than you would think

We'll have a maitre'd the day of that gets a designated amount in cash, as per our contract. We also have a catering manager whom we've been working with, and I assume she will be handling some coordination the day of, so we plan to tip her around $200-$250.

Yeah, I have seen tip jars all the time at the bank.

I always take my dentists holiday gifts, as I do with my CPA. It's because of all of them that I have teeth.... I have sent my personal banker a thank you gift too. But see, I really like thanking people.

Lmao at not seeing tip jars at the bank

I fly frequently. Never saw anyone give a flight attendant a tip. Will ask my dentist, etc.

I think this is absurd.

Celia, clearly you have sense. You know what else you have? Manners and proper etiquette.

IF I REPEAT MY OPINION LOUD AND OFTEN IT MAKES IT MORE TRUUUUUUUE

We will be tipping our DOC, she's been great.

We always gift our mail, trash & recycle and mechanic during the holidays.

Meet, do you tip your dentist, doctor, CPA, banker, etc?