Wedding
management is recalled when a good job is done. It simplifies the
idea that knowledge always plays pivotal role in any achievement of
event planner holding the banner of acceptance and added list to
document no matter the celebration was not that grand compared to
lavish ones by the rich and famous.
For
us, there is no big or small wedding. A wedding event for us is
sacred. We accept a service basing from a real need of help.
Sometimes, we hate to discuss the fee but the soon-to-be-bride
mentions this off hand and we go with the deal basing for what is
fair. And most of the times, charity reigns in our hearts and just
enough for the other members to have. The head coordinator always
thinks that he is the brother of the groom or she is the bride's
sister uncompromising.
Normally,
our group consists of four coordinators and one wedding program host
who is also on the go making things right for wedding preparations to
materialize the best possible way by offering needed helping hand.
The members are not there to display holding every now and then their
radios and mumbling as if detectives. That is not our game. For us,
every moment is precious and try damn hard not to waste any. When you
are a wedding planner, you are there on your toes as if you are a
family member of the couple. Of course, by then the bride feels the
same way.
How
to choose people to handle your most special event brings us to cast
adjectives about your choice:
Sincerity
- the bride feels this when she talks to one
Approachable
- the bride immediately knows upon meeting one
Knowledgeable
- the bride senses this when they discuss
Emphatic
- the bride discerns this feeling for sure
Bubbly
- the bride wants to deal with someone happy
These
are only few traits a Wedding Coordinator must have and considered as
the most practical way to find out the best person to hire. Beware to
the ones who spread their credentials on a broad sheet mentioning so
vividly the celebrities they've worked with, the places they've been
to, the expensive weddings they've been with.
You
are not there to tell your story. You are there to make history. When
I say history - an event to mark as something to remember. Special
events like weddings are chronicles to live by and treasure as
PRECIOUS MEMORIES. One thing sure, a Wedding Architect to put it
nicely is the prime mover.