wedding vendors

Planning a wedding can be frustrating, especially if you find yourself around the wrong crowd. Even with perfect planning, bad vendors or vendors you're not in sync with can completely disrupt your wedding.

So how do you avoid getting entrapped in a terrible nest? Here's how: 

You and your spouse are planning to get married; Congratulations! Everyone knows that the wedding planning process is stressful and tiresome. The need for a wedding planner is imperative to handle this stressful situation. This is why couples go-ahead to hire a wedding planner to handle the planning and logistics of the entire wedding ceremony.

Sometimes, couples are not aware of the wedding planner's modus operandi for weddings. Here are some things that most wedding planners want every future couple to know:

If you are planning any type of wedding or serious event, chances are that you will want to hire experienced and knowledgeable vendors. Here’s a guideline to securing wedding vendors for your wedding:

Wedding Planner:

A wedding planner should be the first vendor you hire at least eight to twelve months before your wedding if you are hiring for full services. A day coordinator could be hired five to six months before your wedding to keep up-to-date with activities but probably won’t be used fully till a month before your wedding.

When your wedding vendors go MIA or fail to deliver what you specifically ask for, it can feel like a nightmare. There’s a spectrum to this of course: from delays in replying emails or returning calls, to the full-on wedding day no-show potential disaster. Here’s how to manage the situation.

1. Do your homework