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Planning a wedding on your own can be one of the most stressful things a bride-to-be ever encounters. Once you delve into it, you realize just how much work there really is. You have to find the right musicians for the ceremony, musicians for the reception, bouquets, centerpieces, decorations, favors, invitations, "save the date" cards, and many, many more things. This is when most brides turn to a wedding planner. The wedding planner does most of the grunt work and makes it easier on the bride. Since most people do not plan enough weddings in their life to figure out the ropes, wedding planners take advantage of that fact. They know you need them and charge high prices for their services.

Wedding planners often have kick backs with certain vendors. This can cause your planner to stray from what is in your best interest. They may choose a vendor in which they are affiliated instead of a vendor that better matches your preferences. The opposite situation can also occur; the wedding planner may delay contacting the vendor in a timely manner because they are affiliated with the vendor.

Brides who want complete control over their wedding details and do not want to go crazy can use some of the many helpful tools available online. A wedding experience should be savored and enjoyed; it should not be full of anxiety and stress. Learn from brides who have been there before and gain from their experience. Planning the wedding yourself can save you money so you can use it to truly turn your wedding into your dream wedding. It can also be an enriching, exciting, and enjoyable experience, but be sure to learn as much as you can before hand to keep yourself stress free.

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Source by Julie Stewart