Planning a wedding can be a very exciting project. It may be even the first time you and your fiance are spending so much time together planning. It brings you closer and perhaps you learn new things about each other. Isn't it fun?
As great as it sounds, there is always another side of the story. A part in which you get tired, frustrated even at the beginning. And it only gets harder. Even if the couples plan their wedding well in advance and have their venues and pastor booked, they still have to find a photo, video, caterer, florist, limo, musicians, bartenders, photo booths and these just vendors. What about materials for decor, accessories, and permits?
A soon as you initiate your communication with EACH of these vendors, you will find that most offer different levels of services, multiple packages that you will have to learn and understand to make a choice. And keep in mind that you are going to compare multiple vendors packages against each other not to mention that you probably will need to do a reputation check and read what others say about them. Sound like a long list? Wait, it gets better...
There will be conflicts in schedules between vendors or other limiting factors you will have to navigate. In many cases, you will have to personally meet with multiple vendors and sometimes more than once to make sure that things are synchronized. And if you can't meet them on a weekday, your weekends for a couple of months will not belong to you but to your wedding vendors. They will OWN your time.
Already exciting, huh? And I haven't even mentioned the frustration things that you imagined don't work: example, your venue cannot operate past 11PM or they only have wine license and you can't bring hard liquors or your bartender suddenly requires $10,000 minimum in alcohol purchases or you can't bring your preferred caterer because he is not on the vendor list? Should I go on? No problem. Your venue won't allow putting a tent outside in case it's raining because it wasn't part of the contract, your lighting person cannot work at the venue because they have insufficient power for his lights, your caterer can't get his wide truck on a property because their entrance is not big enough. I can go on but I think you get an idea of what to expect.
I've painted a pretty dark picture, didn't I? If everything I said above makes sense to you, then why do couples keep planning their own weddings. The answer is very simple. They think that they will save money and they will pick better vendors.
Is this always true?
Couples who prefer to go through the hassles of planning their wedding without professional help have no reason to believe they can save or at least not to spend more money on a wedding. They probably have little trust in the photographer who came in the package with the venue or a florist who is a friend/relative of a coordinator. And in general, they are right. After all, it's not a secret that businesses that don't have to compete to earn business generally do not offer the best service. Under the different circumstances, the quality will range from average to good but it is unlikely to be top notch.
How are we different?
First of all, we do not work with anyone who does not have a consistent 5-star rating and consistently offer a TOP-NOTCH service. That means we are 100% confident that you will be satisfied with the results as well.
Secondly, we are not going to let you get drawn in the per vendor communication and logistics and yet you are still in charge, but instead of going it alone, you gain the benefit of our combined years of experience from multiple vendors in creating top rated wedding experiences through a convenient one-stop shop platform.
Rather than taking on the burden of coordinating multiple vendors, why not communicate effectively with a dedicated team that is committed to the success of your wedding, works well together and are all top-rated within their own fields? This allows you to go on with your life, keep your normal work and weekend schedules and most important, enjoy the week before your wedding with friends and family pre-wedding events, instead of worrying about individual vendors, details and schedules coming together. Sound good?
What do we need?
We want you to trust our choices for the professional that will be helping you. This been said, we will listen to your preferences for each vendor, the budget, and style. We will hear your inputs throughout the wedding day and will adjust things accordingly.
