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  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'