by Danielle Andrews, President and Co-founder, The Wedding Planners Institute of Canada Inc. In today’s digital age, self-promotion is not just an option; it’s a necessity. Recently, I was on the radio talking about hosting the first wedding at Canada’s Wonderland and also planning the third wedding there. The radio hosts echoed a common sentiment,Read More
Dressed for Work: 4 Fashion Tips for Wedding Planners
by Rachael Jessup Wedding planners have had a great past few years as the wedding industry continued to make waves in 2023 and into 2024. The wedding industry in Toronto and Canada as a whole has seen a significant shift. Millennials and Gen Z are 61% less likely to marry or live with a partner.Read More
The Benefits of Wedding Planners Collaborating With Music Agencies
By Hannah Davis Stressed about finding the perfect wedding music? Skip the endless searching and consider a music agency. They’ll be your musical matchmaker, offering expert advice and top-notch musicians, all guaranteed for your big day. Plus, they handle the booking, leaving you free to focus on other wedding details. Let’s check out the mainRead More
Cleaning Up After the Wedding Party: Tips for a Stress-Free Post-Celebration
By Carole Jackson Dear wedding couples: Your wedding was a magical night filled with love, laughter, and cherished memories. But once the last guest leaves and the celebration is over, the reality of cleaning up sets in. Here’s how to make the post-wedding clean-up as stress-free as possible, ensuring you can quickly get back toRead More
Professionalism Among Wedding Vendors
As wedding professionals, our creative flair and technical expertise sets us apart. However, there’s an aspect often overlooked: the art of playing nice with fellow wedding vendors. Unfortunately, instances of bad-mouthing, gossip, and underbidding can tarnish our reputation and create havoc.
Threats and Bad Reviews in Wedding Planning
In an era where social media holds immense power, the impact of a negative review can be devastating for a small business. A single negative comment can tarnish a reputation painstakingly built over years, affecting not only the livelihood of the business owner but also the livelihoods of their employees. Yet, all too often, clients wield this power without considering the consequences, using it as a weapon when faced with challenges or disagreements.
Is Your Ego Getting in Your Way?
by Danielle Andrews, President and Co-founder of The Wedding Planners Institute of Canada Inc. There has been a lot of talk about Imposter Syndrome lately and just not feeling good enough. On the flipside, I’ve seen a lot of people thinking they are too good, or worth more than what their experience and expertise warrant.Read More
When the Wedding Planner and Client Relationship is in Jeopardy
When the wedding planner and client relationship is in jeopardy, taking proactive steps to problem solve is crucial to salvage the partnership and ensure a successful wedding planning experience. Here are some steps that can be taken: 1. Open Communication: Schedule a face-to-face meeting or a video call to address the issues at hand. EncourageRead More
Branding Your Website to Attract Your Dream Clients: A Guide for Wedding Planners
by Danielle Andrews, President of The Wedding Planners Institute of Canada Inc. Creating a beautifully designed and strategically branded website is essential for wedding planners and professionals looking to attract their dream clients. Your website serves as your virtual storefront, showcasing your expertise, style, and unique offerings. In this guide, we’ll explore how you canRead More
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