Although you may think that you can plan your wedding all by
yourself, sometimes the outcome could be greater if you had someone to help
fire and execute ideas.
Deliver results through people! If you are looking for
someone who knows a lot about the wedding industry, the most obvious person to
look to is a wedding planner. Whether you know exactly how you want everything
to look, or seriously do not a clue where to even begin, your planner will be able to help you
every step of the way. You might think that you have to have small centerpieces
on your tables because you wouldn’t like the look, or couldn’t possibly afford
tall, elaborate centerpieces. However, your planner may be able to show you
some examples that may actually be cheaper than your original idea that
you love so much more. Or, you think you want a royal blue as a base color with
a green accent, but your planner helps you realize that you are really looking for
a navy blue.
I do understand that not every bride wants to use, or can
afford to use a wedding planner. You can still ask others to help you with
details! Gather a few ideas from your best friend, your mom, maybe even your
fiancé (we all know he won’t want to help much anyway) and try to combine them
with your own ideas. And as simple as it sounds, check out sites like Pinterest, The Knot and Brides.com for décor and themes used in real weddings.
You can see what you like, what works, and what colors that you think look horrible
together. Having a strong opinion and vision of how you want your day to be
will help tremendously!
Don’t be ashamed or too proud to ask for someone else’s
opinion! You want your day to be the best it possibly can be!
Hi Alyssa,
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading your blog today. I understand the importance of finding a great wedding planner. I am associated with several wedding planners in this area. My DJ service provides entertainment and lighting for wedding functions, and it is important for me to network with the wedding planners in my area. I will set a link to your blog in one of my future posts.
Great Work,
Jeremy Bailey
MKD @ Fullsail