Day of Wedding Coordination
What is Day of Wedding Coordination?
You've done all the planning, you've hired your vendors, you've picked out your dress, now you want to sit back and enjoy your day stress free. I can help you with that. I take your vision and coordinate the logistics of your wedding day to make it run as smoothly as possible.
What's the difference between a Wedding Planner and a Wedding Coordinator?
The basic difference is when they get involved with the wedding process. A Wedding Planner is normally the person who helps you plan everything with you from start to finish. They can offer advice from everything to flowers to venues. A Wedding Coordinator on the other hand typically gets involved a month to two weeks out and takes over and becomes the point of contact to the vendors. The day before your wedding, your coordinator will run your rehearsal, and on your wedding day, we will be there to run the show!
What can I expect you to do on the wedding day?
This is an easy one to answer. I've done everything from having candy on hand for a diabetic aunt, moved rooms at hotels, loaded cars, organized processionals, reminded guests to sign guest books, worked with the reception staff to make sure dinner was served promptly, decorated honeymoon suites, dressed bridesmaids, you name it I done it.
Why did you get into being a Day of Coordinator?
First, planning my own wedding was stressful. I always tell brides that your wedding is "the most fun you'll never want to have again." Second, after 5 years of assisting brides and being told that I should do this professionally I decided to offer this as an add-on for Dan's Mobile DJ clients.
Why don't you also plan weddings?
While I do have extensive knowledge of venues and have worked with a lot of local vendors, I just feel that working as a Day of Coordinator fits well with my skill set and personality. I am available free of charge to Dan's Mobile DJ clients if you want general wedding advice via email.
You've done all the planning, you've hired your vendors, you've picked out your dress, now you want to sit back and enjoy your day stress free. I can help you with that. I take your vision and coordinate the logistics of your wedding day to make it run as smoothly as possible.
What's the difference between a Wedding Planner and a Wedding Coordinator?
The basic difference is when they get involved with the wedding process. A Wedding Planner is normally the person who helps you plan everything with you from start to finish. They can offer advice from everything to flowers to venues. A Wedding Coordinator on the other hand typically gets involved a month to two weeks out and takes over and becomes the point of contact to the vendors. The day before your wedding, your coordinator will run your rehearsal, and on your wedding day, we will be there to run the show!
What can I expect you to do on the wedding day?
This is an easy one to answer. I've done everything from having candy on hand for a diabetic aunt, moved rooms at hotels, loaded cars, organized processionals, reminded guests to sign guest books, worked with the reception staff to make sure dinner was served promptly, decorated honeymoon suites, dressed bridesmaids, you name it I done it.
Why did you get into being a Day of Coordinator?
First, planning my own wedding was stressful. I always tell brides that your wedding is "the most fun you'll never want to have again." Second, after 5 years of assisting brides and being told that I should do this professionally I decided to offer this as an add-on for Dan's Mobile DJ clients.
Why don't you also plan weddings?
While I do have extensive knowledge of venues and have worked with a lot of local vendors, I just feel that working as a Day of Coordinator fits well with my skill set and personality. I am available free of charge to Dan's Mobile DJ clients if you want general wedding advice via email.