10 Tips to Find the Right Wedding Planner.

1. Consider Your Needs

What type of service do you need? There are many planners to choose from, so it's important to narrow your selection to suit your needs.

The following is an example of the most standard type of service provided by a wedding planner:

A .Coordination day (only appears on your wedding day to make sure everything is professionally handled)

B. Bay Referral Services (the scheduler recommends different suppliers according to your preferences, and you recruit and contact yourself)

C. Comprehensive service (Planners supervise all sites that choose to book Church help providers, etc.)

 ... Or you might have such a small celebration that you just need a planner to monitor some minor details while you deal with the rest of the details.

It's your choice!

2.Consider their background and education.

For example, if you're looking for a lot of creative input, for example, you might want to hire a wedding planner with a creative field background-such as art or graphic design. Maybe you're looking for someone who can do all the leg work and will work with you as a partner, but it will give you room for your own personal creativity.

Or better yet, you may be looking for someone who has a good balance in creativity and organization.

 3. Consider their experience.

How many years have they been in business? A reputable planner will be open to prove their reliability and experience. For example, they will be able to provide you with references from past customers so that you can talk directly to them. They should be willing to provide you with examples of weddings they have planned in the past. They should be able to show you a wide range of wedding images and video combinations. Of course, references from providers are the closest they are to.

If they are unwilling to share this information with you, please feel free to ask your potential wedding planner about this work history and remain vigilant.

 4. Consider their training.

What training does he/she have before he/she becomes a wedding planner? For example, does he/she come from related fields, such as event planning? This will give you a deeper understanding of their planner types and why they are prompted to do so professionally first.

Many planners are not only great wedding planners-they are also passionate about weddings, and they know something about the latest trends and wedding styles.

5. Consider their communication, organizational skills and professionalism. 

From the moment you started communicating with them, did he/she prove to be professional and reliable? A professional wedding planner and the person you communicate with every day should respond to emails in a timely manner. The answer should be thorough-just send three to four emails to get a full response, which can be very frustrating.

If you have an urgent wedding plan and you want peace of mind, they will respond quickly!

6. Consider his/her personality. 

Your wedding planner should be courteous and adaptable to your busy schedule; they should be flexible and adaptable; honest and realistic about your wedding vision, if they can achieve it according to your budget, to avoid any unpleasant surprises in the future.

From the moment you start communicating with them, this should be very clear.

7. Consider the cost structure. 

Your wedding planner should know in advance how they calculate the cost, and should let you know any additional costs that may arise in the future. For example, if they charge a fixed fee, ask if this is all-encompassing and whether they will manage all matters related to your destination's wedding (for example, not just ceremonies and receptions). Conversely, if your wedding planner works at a percentage or hourly rate, ask how many hours are included. Will they provide unlimited advice and phone calls? If your wedding budget changes and your percentage-based costs are reduced, do you need to handle some of your wedding plans yourself?

Getting this information before you go into a wedding planner is critical so that you know exactly what you're committed to.

 8. Consider how it works. 

Does he/she work alone or as a team? There are no right or wrong answers-it's very personal and every couple knows what they like! But if the wedding planner is working alone, make sure they have a backup plan in case of emergency-you don't want to end up overseeing the wedding day because the wedding planner is sick. Instead, if they work as a team, you can have the advantage that different people can use at will, while also making sure you know who your primary contact is.

This person should be your preferred person and should be present with other members of the team on your wedding day.

9. Consider how to explain your vision. 

You and your fiance are unique, and so is your wedding vision! A professional wedding planner should be able to understand your vision and input and use it to create a better dream wedding version.

10. Finally, and most importantly, consider your relationship with the wedding planner.

The connections you make in the early stages of communication will set the tone for the smoothness of your wedding plan, and you want to make sure that your wedding planner always takes your best interests as your starting point.

This person will be an important part of your wedding day and will feel more comfortable working with someone you trust and can trust. When hiring a wedding planner, 

These are just 10 key elements to keep in mind-I'm sure there's a lot more or more. But I really believe these are the most important decisions when deciding on wedding planners because they make the decision-making process easier ... Give you peace of mind and hire the right wedding planner wedding for your destination!