Why Do I Need A Wedding Coordinator?
A coordinator helps you avoid the previous problems and can save you time and money. A
coordinator's knowledge of the industry is (and should be) broader than your knowledge. We deal
with weddings every day. Moreover, a coordinator is an absolute necessity the day of your wedding.
Do you want to line up the wedding party? Do you want to fix hems on dresses? Make sure guests are
seated before you walk down the aisle? Make sure the buffet food is hot? Make sure the
photographer gets that picture of your favorite Aunt Nancy? Deliver gifts to the right car after the
wedding? You have planned your wedding day for months, don't spend it worrying. That's what your
coordinator is for!
http://www.bbmweddings.com/mistakes.htm
I don't want someone else planning my wedding - won't a consultant try to take over?
A wedding consultant does not control your wedding, but instead works with you to make your
wedding dream a reality. We don’t believe in cookie-cutter weddings. Each of our clients has a unique
vision of their own perfect wedding day. We look at ourselves as your assistant, helping you create a
beautiful and personal day.
http://www.davisweddings.com/faq.htm
My church and reception hall each have a wedding coordinator, so why should I hire
someone else?
Many churches, DJs, florists and halls have wedding coordinators on staff, but they don't fulfill the
same functions that an outside wedding consultant fulfills. They are the bridal liaisons for that
particular vendor, and while they are very good at what they do, their main focus is the work of their
own organizations. For example, a church coordinator’s focus is making sure the rules of the church
are followed, a banquet manager’s first priority is overseeing the food and beverage aspect of the
venue, and a florist’s main concern is the assembly, delivery and set-up of the flowers.
http://www.davisweddings.com/faq.htm
Can't I just have some of my family and friends coordinate my wedding day? They said that
they'll help me if I give them a list of what to do.
Family and friends should be free to participate in and enjoy the festivities surrounding your wedding.
After all, your wedding is an important event for them, too. Your guests are not trained experts and
may not have the resources to resolve the emergencies that arise. Keeping everyone on task for the
wedding day is stressful for the bride and family, but a normal day’s work for a qualified wedding
consultant. Regardless of whether your event is large or small, we can remove the burden of
hundreds of details and see to it that all segments of your wedding are properly planned and
implemented.
http://www.davisweddings.com/faq.htm
A coordinator helps you avoid the previous problems and can save you time and money. A
coordinator's knowledge of the industry is (and should be) broader than your knowledge. We deal
with weddings every day. Moreover, a coordinator is an absolute necessity the day of your wedding.
Do you want to line up the wedding party? Do you want to fix hems on dresses? Make sure guests are
seated before you walk down the aisle? Make sure the buffet food is hot? Make sure the
photographer gets that picture of your favorite Aunt Nancy? Deliver gifts to the right car after the
wedding? You have planned your wedding day for months, don't spend it worrying. That's what your
coordinator is for!
http://www.bbmweddings.com/mistakes.htm
I don't want someone else planning my wedding - won't a consultant try to take over?
A wedding consultant does not control your wedding, but instead works with you to make your
wedding dream a reality. We don’t believe in cookie-cutter weddings. Each of our clients has a unique
vision of their own perfect wedding day. We look at ourselves as your assistant, helping you create a
beautiful and personal day.
http://www.davisweddings.com/faq.htm
My church and reception hall each have a wedding coordinator, so why should I hire
someone else?
Many churches, DJs, florists and halls have wedding coordinators on staff, but they don't fulfill the
same functions that an outside wedding consultant fulfills. They are the bridal liaisons for that
particular vendor, and while they are very good at what they do, their main focus is the work of their
own organizations. For example, a church coordinator’s focus is making sure the rules of the church
are followed, a banquet manager’s first priority is overseeing the food and beverage aspect of the
venue, and a florist’s main concern is the assembly, delivery and set-up of the flowers.
http://www.davisweddings.com/faq.htm
Can't I just have some of my family and friends coordinate my wedding day? They said that
they'll help me if I give them a list of what to do.
Family and friends should be free to participate in and enjoy the festivities surrounding your wedding.
After all, your wedding is an important event for them, too. Your guests are not trained experts and
may not have the resources to resolve the emergencies that arise. Keeping everyone on task for the
wedding day is stressful for the bride and family, but a normal day’s work for a qualified wedding
consultant. Regardless of whether your event is large or small, we can remove the burden of
hundreds of details and see to it that all segments of your wedding are properly planned and
implemented.
http://www.davisweddings.com/faq.htm
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