Last week I invited you to peek behind the curtain and experience what it is like to spend a day in the office as a wedding planner. This week, as promised I’m sharing what a day at a wedding is like when you’re not the bride, groom or wedding guest, but instead behind the scenes.
I have a feeling the wedding industry, more specifically wedding planning is a little misunderstood. When meeting people for the first time one of the lead questions is usually “what do you do for a living?” and when I say “I’m a wedding planner” the most common response from both men and women is believe
The weather had been inclement in the lead up to the wedding and we had planned for an outdoor ceremony (we also had a wet weather option up our sleeves). Being a planner and working with a couple for such a long period of time I want their day to be perfect for them so
After deciding on the time of year you’d like to get married, selecting your ceremony and reception locations is the first big “hurdle” you’ll face when planning your wedding. However, if you know where to look and are prepared to think outside the square this can be a great experience but on the other hand
Photograph from Green and Bloom Planning a wedding can be tiring, and for the most part if you’re organising everything yourself, highly emotional! In fact, if I’m completely honest, it can even be emotional for me as a wedding planner – working closely with the bride and groom I often develop a close relationship with
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