Welcome
back to my series on why having a wedding coordinator can be a very valuable
asset to you in your attempts to plan your wedding. Last blog I talked about
how even though some people believe that having a wedding coordinator is too
expensive, they are definitely worth every penny because of their insight and
their loyalty to you. This blog I’ll be giving my rebuttal on the complaint: I
can do it all myself!
As
much fun as it looks to hand make all the details and favors for your wedding,
it is a lot of work. Let’s be honest, most of us have very busy schedules. How
in the world are you supposed to manage your own schedule and try to plan the
biggest day of your life while remaining calm and taking care of yourself?!
Having someone else coordinate your big day and all your appointments leading
up to, helps take some of the stress off of you. In the absence of a
coordinator, who runs your wedding? You, friends, family? It can be extremely
overwhelming when you start looking at to-do lists and trying to find
everything on your own. Let’s face it, sometimes family and friends can be
extremely helpful and supportive but when you let someone who’s passion is
making your big day more than what you dreamed it to be, you’re going to be
satisfied. This allows you to enjoy your
day and relax a little bit.
A full coordinator normally would take care of
everything from coordinating appointments beforehand, designing the wedding,
cooperating with venders, and even making sure that you have something to eat
and drink on your wedding day when you’re too excited to remember your basic
needs. Even “Day Of” coordinators will help make sure your vendors are in the
know and everything runs smoothly. When you don’t have to worry about where
vendors will park or in what order your bridal party walks in, you can focus on
taking mental pictures of the day that you marry your sweetheart.
Food for
thought: If you don’t have a coordinator, do you know who would cut your
wedding cake? What about when you’re getting into your wedding dress and family
is hopelessly lost, who would they call? Hopefully I’ve won you over by now but
just in case you need a little more persuading, in my next blog I’ll be telling
you why you would want a professional opinion. Until next time, happy planning!
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