Recently Engaged? After sharing the wonderful news to family and friends, here are 5 things you should do first to get started on a great wedding planning journey (…)

My venue already has a coordinator, so I don’t need to hire a wedding coordinator, right?” I get asked this question pretty frequently, and understand the confusion behind the question. After all, from the job title alone, both jobs play the role of a coordinator, which, one would assume, that they’ll both keep time, and keep the program running. But these are 2 completely different roles (…)

Wedding day coordination, when hired independently from a wedding planning service is a fairly new industry. As recent as fifteen to twenty years ago, most weddings didn’t have a hired wedding day coordinator. The bride and groom would typically entrust their wedding day to a friend who would (…)

You may be looking at your budget: how much you’ve already spent, and how much you still need to spend. All your married friends tell you it’s worth it, but your expenses are adding up quickly, and you’re finding it hard to justify hiring a coordinator. I mean, a decade or two ago, hiring a wedding coordinator wasn’t even a thing (…)

Most weddings usually have some sort of pause between the ceremony and reception. It’s either cocktails, or a time for the wedding party to head to another location to take photos. It is during this time where your coordinator will (…)