Frequently Asked Questions
I’ve already taken care of all the wedding planning and feel very confident in my organizational skills. I’ve got this! Why should I hire a wedding coordinator?
You’ve “Pinned” with the best of them and probably know all of the wedding websites like the back of your hand. Every checklist has been checked in your lovely wedding binder. I literally cannot wait to see these plans because you, my friend, are a wedding planning rockstar. However, when the big day comes, you’re going to want to be laughing and living it up, not checking in with every vendor and answering calls. Hiring me as your wedding coordinator will ensure that no detail has been left unaccounted for and every part of YOUR plan will become a reality.
My best friend (or mom/sister) is super organized. Why should I invest in a professional when they are more than capable of coordinating my wedding day?
Of course she could! I have no doubt that your wedding will be beautiful under her direction. But! Wouldn’t it be great for your best friend/mother/sister to be there by your side throughout your big day? A wedding coordinator moves at 100 MPH when at an event. Your most important guests should be there with you to make memories and send you off on this most important occasion.
What’s the difference between a wedding coordinator and venue coordinator?
Venue coordinators are amazing. They are experts of your venue and know everything that is needed for your wedding to be successful. But, they will not be calling and emailing your outside vendors to ensure that all aspects of your wedding will be pieced together seamlessly. I look forward to working with your venue coordinator as a team!
Is it part of your job to tear down all the tables and chairs at the end of the night?
A wedding coordinator is not hired labor. Unless you’ve planned a microwedding, I will not be tearing down tables and chairs after the wedding. I will be there, when needed, to manage the teardown team and make sure that all of your breakdown plans are executed.