Real wedding planners and consultants are not affiliated with other vendors such as reception halls, florists, but have their own consultation business.

They consult with the bride and groom (and often with members of their families) about planning, coordinating and all the arrangements to be made for the wedding.

The consultants guide the couples with all the steps to be taken and, having knowledge about the wedding industry, can recommend the bests vendors. You can consult them for a few hours, to help you get started, or throughout you whole planning process.

The planners may take all the necessary steps for the couple. The bride and groom have to approve the details regularly.

The couple always makes the final decisions and selections

The coordinators conduct the wedding activities. They work on-site for the rehearsal and on the wedding day to ensure that the wedding flows smoothly. 

1. How long have you been in business?

2. How many weddings have you worked on?

3. What are all the services that you offer?

4. How do you view your role?

5. Do you prepare a schedule of the day?

6. How will you keep us informed of which tasks have been accomplished?

7. How will you keep us informed of the wedding party roles?

8. Describe your attire on the wedding day?

9. Do you work on more then one wedding per day?

10. How do you prevent problems?

11. If necessary, can you work with us strictly by phone and fax? Have you ever worked that way?

12. How and when is the payment required?

13. What is your cancellation policy?
    
    
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