We all know that peak wedding season is usually April to October, give or take a month or two depending on where you live. I, myself, was married on a beautiful afternoon in late April, and it was a wonderful experience. However, a friend of mine got married in the middle of winter last year. …
Seasonal Affective Disorder affects hundreds of thousands of people in the US alone. But it doesn’t have to stop event planners from a productive winter. While countries in the Northern Hemisphere are moving ever closer to the shortest day of the year, the decline in sunlight and warmth on top of everything else we’ve been …
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There’s no doubt about it, there comes a time in every event planner’s life when they feel as though they’re teetering on the edge of sheer exhaustion. These stress management techniques will help keep you balanced. Whether you’re faced with back-to-back weddings all summer, playing peacemaker between stubborn in-laws, or reassuring a bride with cold …
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While planning an interfaith wedding can be difficult, it can also be something that brings you, your future spouse, and both of your families closer together. As someone who married outside of her faith, I can tell you that it is possible to have a wedding that both you and your partner feel is totally …
Are there good reasons to not hire a wedding planner? As a planner, you should understand why couples might not understand the value you bring to their special day. My husband and I recently celebrated our tenth wedding anniversary. I can hardly believe that so much time has gone by — a whole decade — …
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