Many couples may wonder if hiring a wedding planner is a wise financial decision, given that it adds another expense to the wedding budget. But planners may do far more for your finances than you realize. The truth is that a skilled wedding planner can save you money in various ways, making them a valuable investment. 

In this post, we’ll look at five key ways a wedding planner can help save you money to help you determine if hiring a planner is the right move for you.

When planning your special day, you may be wondering whether you need a wedding planner or if a venue coordinator is enough to ensure everything runs smoothly. To help you make an informed decision, we'll delve into the differences between these two roles, the services they provide, and the factors to consider when deciding what's best for you.

As a wedding planner, I felt prepared to handle the intricacies and complexities of planning my own wedding. While my years of experience in weddings certainly helped, I quickly discovered that being a planner and a bride is very different.

It was incredibly eye-opening, and my personal planning journey as a bride taught me several valuable lessons I'd like to share. 

So, without further ado, here are six major things I learned while planning my own wedding:

Exciting announcement time: We've launched our first virtual planning package! 

Wedding Planning Essentials is an entirely virtual package that covers the core elements of planning, customizes a game plan for moving forward, and spans over four weeks. 

The Wedding Planning Essentials package is perfect for couples who prefer a DIY approach but still need expert guidance. Whether you have a friend or family member taking charge, a venue coordinator managing day-of logistics, or a full-scale planner isn't in your budget, our virtual package ensures you have the support you need in your wedding planning journey.