Good Quality Service in Wedding Planning
‘Tis
the season’ and wedding preparations are in full swing with multiple « big
day’s » fast approaching. It is at
this point that Brides and Grooms really put their hired professionals to the
test. And we wedding planners are in the
same boat.
But why is it that even we wedding planners sometimes find ourselves dumbfounded
with the inexperience of certain vendors.
I recently had one BIG surprise, not in a good way, that leaves me
thinking – Why is it so hard to find genuinely qualified services? Who can you
really trust?
Even those in the event planning business can have some unexpected bad
surprises and unlike novices we always ask a thousand technical questions, do
personal test runs and get outside personal and professional opinions only to
be blindsided by a “surprise” that we didn’t anticipate. If we can’t (or don’t want to) see the bad
signs, how do brides ,who handle their own wedding planning with no professional
make it though the labyrinth of so called “professionals”?
I imagine that since couples are usually planning their first (and
only!) wedding, they don’t have much to compare to in terms of planning. This is a good thing – I promise – stress
saver
For the rest, I can impart some helpful wisdom:
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That Warm Fuzzy Feeling – go with your gut! If you connect with the
person right away, this is usually a good sign and means that you have
something in common and can understand one another. Your vendors need to make you feel good.
Team Work - After the feel good aspect, question them on how you can work
together. This doesn’t mean asking them
what they can give to you, it’s how the osmosis of their talent and your vision
will most benefit your wedding day.
Everyone needs to work together.
Honesty Is The Best Policy – take the example of a bridal gown consultant
– her/his job is to give you advice on the dress that will look the best on you
and that suits your personality and style.
If the type of dress that you just
love dosen't match your body type – they should politely let you know and
propose another style – that’s their job!