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Congratulations on your engagement! You're probably riding high with dreams of marital bliss in your brain, but here's a statistic that will knock you back down to earth: According to The Knot, the typical wedding in the United States costs $19,000. (1) It's a hefty wedding budget —and that doesn't even include the honeymoon! You might be ready to elope after reading that! Taking a simple trip to the courthouse is clearly less expensive than paying for a fancy wedding. But don't give up hope, dreamers. Traditional wedding ceremonies and receptions can still be held without going overboard. All you need is a budget! If you've never planned a huge event before, determining your wedding budget can be difficult. It's difficult to put a price on something when you're not sure how much bang you can get for your buck. When a couple's desire for a wedding does not match their ability to pay for it, conflict ensues. Because your wedding is one of the most im

  We are thrilled to announce that The Infinite Wedding Community The Wedding Industry Awards presented another fantastic honour to Luxury Wedding Planners for Perfection. Our owner and creative director, Infinite Wedding Community . who highlights incredible wedding businesses all around the UK, received the prize. The team expressed their happiness, saying, "I am delighted that Planned for Perfection continues to be recognized as one of the top wedding planners in the UK, and to be recognized in our home county is extremely meaningful." The Infinite Wedding Community was founded with the goal of revolutionizing the wedding and event planning process and assisting couples in making their weddings more enjoyable, stress-free, and unforgettable. The Infinite Wedding Community owners think that every engaged couple should have the opportunity to truly enjoy the process of arranging their wedding, and they aim to do this by connecting them with the best wedding vendors. T

Marriage is a celebration of love and a statement of that love. Everyone wants to take full advantage of one of the wedding planner London occasions of their lives. But given the busy lives we all lead, organizing a wedding can be a difficult process that even the most seasoned among us may find overwhelming. Additionally, the stress level for wedding planners may be excessive. It might be difficult to manage several details while also ensuring that everything goes as planned, managing different vendors, and pleasing clients. Additionally, there can be a lot of pressure to plan the ideal wedding for every couple, and there is tremendous rivalry. Wedding industry professionals frequently experience burnout and poor self-confidence as a result of this. Burnouts are common, but that doesn't imply your love for your work should be affected by your emotions—or lack thereof. We've put up a list of seven tried-and-true techniques to stay motivated as a wedding planner to aid you in

Since I started my firm in 2002, I have had the honor of planning over 100 weddings and celebrations. Most of these events have been held in marquees in the gardens of my clients; examples of several of these can be found on our blog or even in our gallery. I am a judge for the wedding industry awards (marquee and planner categories) and I created a marquee webinar for Experienced Wedding Planners looking to advance their education through the UKAWP due to the depth of my expertise. I believe the reason I particularly adore marquees is that the client and I have complete control and can alter the marquee's appearance to perfectly suit my clients. Additionally, I enjoy the logistics of marquees since they are like jigsaw pieces that must be solved. Don't underestimate the amount of labor needed in organizing and setting up a marquee wedding if you're planning one. Because you have to plan everything from scratch and make judgments on sometimes tedious topics like "wha

  I wish you everyone a very happy new year. We have never been more prepared for a brand-new year. Let's put the difficulties of 2020 behind us, along with the delays, worry, and lack of hugs, and instead concentrate on this lovely, bright new year that is right in front of us. We're all still waiting for normalcy to return, so it won't be without its obstacles, but one thing is for certain: we can't wait to get back to working on weddings and assisting so many great couples with their wedding planning services . However, whether you recently got engaged or maybe it's been a while (thanks to Covid), and the planning has already started, you might be wondering if you need a wedding planner. Don't worry though, we're here to help. We don't take offence. We are aware that a lot of engaged couples in the UK wonder, "Do I need a wedding planner?" Some even ask the absurd question, "I don't need a wedding planner, do I?" Once more,

  Hiring a wedding planner may appear to be "so American," but they have always been and will continue to be a popular addition to your planning process. So join me as I discuss the differences between a coordinator and a planner, as well as the advantages both provide. Some of you may be wondering why you need a wedding planner if the venue has a coordinator in the package price. The venue's wedding organisers are great; they know their venue inside and out and have fantastic relationships with the venue's staff. They'll have organised a number of weddings at the location and will be well-versed in what works and what doesn't. They will contact you a few months prior to your wedding day to go through all of the details related to the wedding day in order to guarantee that everything works properly. The following is not meant to diminish what a coordinator does (I've worked as one myself), but rather to highlight the facts about the things they don'