How to- "Book the best wedding vendors for your event"
Hey guys!
So I heard a lot of ladies in the past holiday went from boos,baes , and babes to "bride to be". Yaaay that's so exciting isn't it? I'm sure it was all so romantic.
We know the job of picking and dealing with wedding vendors can dampen the spirit and turn a perfectly sweet princess into a "bridezilla" hence my (TheEventGirl's) triumphant entry *insert superhero music* lol.
Here are tips on how to book the best wedding vendors for your event....
Before we go on I must say that the best vendors doesn't necessarily mean the most expensive; however, it is getting the right professionals suitable to your event theme, ideas and of course budget.
* Hire a Wedding Planner - this can never be overstated , A Wedding planner is there to save you time , money , and 99.9% stress of planning a wedding and this task includes booking the best vendors suitable for your event. do this and you are already 90% done.
* Check Vendor reviews- Test and ask questions; Most times we are quick to pick vendors because you saw pictures online. Ask their previous clients about their services, study their customer feedback review and how they deal with it. Also check their policy if its favorable for your event.
* Don't get overwhelmed - you can want as many vendors as you want for your day but it's easy to get confused by numerous ideas they suggest. So I advise that you avoid the confusion by keeping just the one Vendor and then you can have a plan B just in case.
* Trust your Vendor - Time and Time again this have been said "nothing brings out the best in your Vendor like trust" and I know this from personal experience, I give my all when a client puts their trust in me . I tend to go the Extra 1000th mile to accomplish their vision . Trust has a powerful way of making the vendor give more and then some more.
with these tips you are well on your way to your desired event and if you feel the need to hire a planner for your day, we are just a call away.....
your friendly planner
TheEventGirl
Hey guys!
So I heard a lot of ladies in the past holiday went from boos,baes , and babes to "bride to be". Yaaay that's so exciting isn't it? I'm sure it was all so romantic.
We know the job of picking and dealing with wedding vendors can dampen the spirit and turn a perfectly sweet princess into a "bridezilla" hence my (TheEventGirl's) triumphant entry *insert superhero music* lol.
Here are tips on how to book the best wedding vendors for your event....
Before we go on I must say that the best vendors doesn't necessarily mean the most expensive; however, it is getting the right professionals suitable to your event theme, ideas and of course budget.
* Hire a Wedding Planner - this can never be overstated , A Wedding planner is there to save you time , money , and 99.9% stress of planning a wedding and this task includes booking the best vendors suitable for your event. do this and you are already 90% done.
* Check Vendor reviews- Test and ask questions; Most times we are quick to pick vendors because you saw pictures online. Ask their previous clients about their services, study their customer feedback review and how they deal with it. Also check their policy if its favorable for your event.
* Don't get overwhelmed - you can want as many vendors as you want for your day but it's easy to get confused by numerous ideas they suggest. So I advise that you avoid the confusion by keeping just the one Vendor and then you can have a plan B just in case.
* Trust your Vendor - Time and Time again this have been said "nothing brings out the best in your Vendor like trust" and I know this from personal experience, I give my all when a client puts their trust in me . I tend to go the Extra 1000th mile to accomplish their vision . Trust has a powerful way of making the vendor give more and then some more.
with these tips you are well on your way to your desired event and if you feel the need to hire a planner for your day, we are just a call away.....
your friendly planner
TheEventGirl
Well done Vivian
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