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Be a Wedding Planner and
Get Paid to Plan Weddings
Imagine having an exciting high-paying job that lets you use your
creativity to organize the happiest day of people's lives. Welcome to the
world of wedding planning!
There are few jobs that offer so many benefits. As a wedding planner (also
known as a bridal consultant, wedding consultant, or wedding coordinator)
you will have a job that is fun, interesting, and rewarding. If you start
your own wedding planner business you can enjoy the freedom of being your
own boss.
In our busy society, an increasing number of couples need to hire a
wedding planner to plan their special day. With more than 2.5 million
weddings taking place in the United States alone in 2004, there are more
opportunities to become a wedding planner than ever before.
Whenever a couple marries, someone is needed to oversee all the details to
ensure the wedding is a success. That “someone” — the wedding planner —
could be you!
As long as you have the desire, you can become a wedding planner. No
special education or experience is necessary to break into a career as a
wedding planner and succeed.
If you would like to be paid to plan weddings, the FabJob Guide to Become
a Wedding Planner is for you! In this book you will discover how you can
get started and succeed in an exciting career as a wedding planner.
How to Plan a Wedding :
How to prepare a time-line schedule
Step-by-step wedding planner list of all the tasks involved in planning a
wedding
How to prepare a wedding budget
Advice for planning the wedding ceremony
Selecting the wedding date
Choosing where the wedding will take place (the venue)
Finding a wedding officiant (minister, rabbi, Justice of the Peace, etc.)
Selecting wedding ceremony music
Obtaining the marriage license
The wedding ceremony rehearsal
The wedding processional and recessional
Advice for planning the wedding reception
Time of day (from early morning to evening)
Choosing a place to hold the wedding reception (the venue)
Working with the venue staff to create a fabulous wedding reception
Wedding reception activities (receiving line, speeches, first dance,
bouquet toss, cake cutting, etc.)
How to select reputable wedding vendors (e.g. bridal shop, caterer,
florist, limousine company, photographer, stationer, etc.)
How to negotiate contracts and save money
All that wedding planners must know can be found in the How To Become a
Wedding Planner Guide.
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