Planning a wedding can be stressful even for an experienced Certified Wedding Planner. With the current economic state of affairs, many brides are choosing the do-it-yourself approach to planning their nuptials. While we strongly recommend every bride at least consult a professional planner to get their plans on track, many feel they have more time than money. Unfortunately, this often leads to mistakes and undue stress leading up to their most important day.
As a Certified Wedding Planner, it is your job to let your bridal client prospects know the benefits of your services versus the costs of going it alone. One way you can ease the concerns of the DIY bride is by offering free advice on the overall planning process.
Tia Albright of WeddingChannel.com has written articles giving advice to brides on how to reduce their stress level during the wedding planning process. Her articles can be found on theknot.com and South Carolina’s TheState.com। These helpful tips can be used to introduce potential clients to the knowledge and value you have as a Certified Wedding Planner.
Take Ms. Albright’s advice, add your own wedding stress busters, and create a handout or Web page that you can use to show your prospects that you understand what they are going through.
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