It does not mean that they will plan your wedding. They will not find your vendors, assist you with your contracts, track your RSVPs, get your room blocks, find your invitations, etc. The “On-Site Coordinator’s” responsibility is to make sure that the venue is protected; not you. They are responsible to make sure that…
Your parents, his parents, your grandparents, his grandparents, your children, his children the wedding party and the spouses of the wedding party. If you have reached your max budgeted guest count at this point, that’s it. (See “How much should a wedding cost?”. 38% of your total budget is to support this guest list. …
The facts: According to the 2018 Wedding Industry Report for the DC, MD, VA, and WV, the average amount spent on a wedding in 2017 was $36,703. That’s the average, not the max. Some weddings are over $100k. And you may ask WHY!!! Answer: Because someone is willing to pay for it. That’s all it…
You have invited 150 people people to your wedding. You can expect that approx. 20-30% will not make it for one reason or another. That means that approx. 105-120 people will probably RSVP “yes”. HOWEVER, don’t guarantee 120. You can always increase your guest count, but in most cases, you cannot decrease. Whatever you…
1. Attire (get the one one that makes you smile) 2. Photographer (their portfolio is so “you”) 3. Band/Music/Entertainment (they “get” your vibe) 4. Lighting (their options add elegance to the room) 5. Wedding Planner (pros with your best interest at heart)
When you take on the task of planning your own wedding, guess what you are not doing? Enjoying your engagement Deepening and Strengthening your relationship with God and each other Preparing for your new roles as Husband and Wife Consider this: You are not a professional with time tested experience You don’t have the connections…
We hold ourselves to the highest standard of excellence in each service we render. We want to honor the sanctity of your wedding ceremony, whether at church or off-site. We consider it a privilege and an honor to be of service to you. The impossible is just an “opportunity to excel”. We are not done…