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Do You Need a Master of Ceremonies at Your Wedding? A Wedding Planner Is the Answer

Do You Need a Master of Ceremonies at Your Wedding? A Wedding Planner Is the Answer

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For a girl the wedding day is a big day.

Rachel's wedding is just 4 months away. To her, it looks like yesterday when she and her friends were rehearsing imaginary wedding vows, all adorned in lace and little flowers. She sits in her room with a coffee mug in her hand, looking out through the window, wondering. Will it be as special as she always wanted it to be for more than half of her life? The past 24 years seem like a whirlwind and every day is approaching faster and faster. She sees the wedding planner booklet atop her table. Everything has to be perfect, she thinks. She picks the booklet from the table, thumbs through the pages and dials up a number. "Hello. This is Regina's Bridal. How may we help you?".

And the work begins. The process of planning a wedding is very involving. There is no turning back once you start. Wedding planners have to work on a number of things. From deciding the wedding venue to planning the honeymoon, from deciding the dresses to be worn to finalizing the food items to be served, planners have to be proficient in the tasks. And yes, it is not an easy task at all. They know they have to help in creating memories that will last a lifetime. It is not about pushing the couples to pick up their favorite flowers for the centerpieces or hiring the favorite DJ, it is about making their dreams blossom into reality. Planning a wedding requires long unusual hours of work and good interpersonal skills because planners have to put up with nervous brides, crazy families and lazy vendors.

For wedding planners, not every wedding goes rogue. The wedding industry is not a big world but it is essential to make the right connections and work your best in order to get recommended. In fact, many chapters and companies work with certain planners. "I'll scratch your back if you scratch mine" fits in well in this case. But, a wedding entails a lot of attention paying to the minest of the details and the brides like Rachel need not necessarily have the time to commit to making it beautiful. They need someone to relate the stress factor. And, wedding planners are their saviors. The planning team works together and work well so that the wedding flows effortlessly and perfectly.

To all the wedding planners out there and dear people with a dream to become one, offer the highest level of service that the brides deserve so that they do not bear in mind that it is a flash in the pan idea to hire a planner. Let the work you do work for you. Believe me, the bride will smile and say, "I do".

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Source by Eshita Sharma

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