No matter how long you’ve been in business, there’s always room to elevate. Whether you’re in your second season or your second decade, real success in the wedding industry comes from continuously evolving and making intentional decisions to grow. The truth? The fluff won’t cut it anymore. You need to implement strategies that challenge you, streamline
your processes, and amplify your brand.
May WPIC Planner of the Month: Claudia Cole
Photo: Motion D Photography Claudia Cole is a highly experienced wedding and event planner based in Toronto, Ontario. As the founder of Claudia Cole Events, she brings over 15 years of expertise in designing and executing luxury weddings with elegance, precision, and a personal touch. Before launching her own company, Claudia spent 13 years workingRead More
With Love and Respect: Planning a Cultural Fusion Wedding That Honours Family While Celebrating the Couple
As wedding planners, it’s our responsibility to advocate for our clients while respectfully navigating family expectations. This becomes especially important when traditions, religions, and generational values are involved. While couples today want to reflect who they are, their parents and grandparents may see the wedding as an extension of their family’s legacy.
WPIC Goes to Antigua and Barbuda to Train Members of the ABHTA
By Tracey Manailescu, WPICC, DWC, CWD Co-founder of The Wedding Planners Institute of Canada Inc. WPIC Returns to Antigua and Barbuda for Our 5th Training with the ABHTA Last week, WPIC Co-founder Tracey Manailescu had the incredible opportunity to travel to Antigua and Barbuda to deliver the Wedding Planner, Coordinator, and Consultant Certification course, inRead More
Helping Couples Handle Rising Costs and Budget Constraints in 2025
One of the most crucial steps in managing rising costs is having an open and honest discussion with couples about their budget early in the planning process. Many couples may not be aware of how inflation has affected vendor pricing, venue fees, and material costs.
Surviving Your First Wedding Season as a New Planner
Wedding season is fast approaching, and if this is your first one as a professional wedding planner, you might be feeling a mix of excitement and anxiety. You’ve worked hard to build your business, connect with vendors, and book your first clients. Now it’s time to put all that effort into action. So, what should you be prepared for? And how can you make sure you not only survive but thrive during your first wedding season?
Secrets for a Thriving Wedding Planning Business
By Tracey Manailescu, WPICC, DWC, CWD Co-founder of The Wedding Planners Institute of Canada Inc. The wedding industry is filled with both incredible opportunities and challenges. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take your business to the next level, success as a wedding planner isn’t just about having an eye for design orRead More
April WPIC Planner of the Month- Dupe Ogundana
Congratulations to Dupe Ogundana, WPICC of Mo Events in Calgary, Alberta who is the WPIC Planner of the Month. Dupe was certified with us in 2017 and has just had a complete rebrand. We love it! I am Dupe and celebrations are my speciality. I love turning ideas into unforgettable moments, whether it’s an elegantRead More
The Wonderful Perks of Being a Wedding Planner
Being a wedding planner is more than just a career. It’s a passion, a calling, and for many of us, a dream come true. Yes, it comes with long hours, high-pressure situations, and the occasional difficult client, but the perks? Oh, they are absolutely worth it! If you’ve ever wondered why we love what we do, here are some of the incredible benefits that come with being a wedding planner.
How to Make Clients Feel Confident in Your Communication Throughout the Wedding Planning Process
By Tracey Manaiescu, Co-founder of The Wedding Planners Institute of Canada Inc. Clear, consistent communication is the foundation of a successful wedding planning experience. Couples need to feel informed, supported, and reassured at every stage of the process. Here’s how you can build trust with your clients by maintaining strong communication and staying in touchRead More
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