By: Krista Olynyk, WPICC of KJ & Co. Joining the event industry at 14, Krista brings more than 20 years of on-site design and coordination experience to the table. Since launching KJ & Co. in 2012, she went full time in under a year, and books out each season. Her clients have appreciated her practicalRead More
3 Mistakes to Avoid as a New Planner
By: Nicole Natassha Goulding, WPICC of Chic by Nicole Wedding + Events Nicole-Natassha Goulding is the Creative Director and Lead Planner of Chic by Nicole Wedding + Events. Having had a profound love for curating events for friends and family, Nicole established her atelier in 2015. Known for chic, timeless and refined styling, Nicole-Natassha infuses her passion for fashion and interior decorRead More
A Band or a DJ?
By Derek Schwartzentruber – National President Canadian Professional Disc Jockey Association You’ve reached the party planning stage where it is time to help your wedding couple decide on entertainment. Do they go with a live band or a DJ? That is a big question with many pros and cons on either side. Both have theirRead More
Nicole and Kris’s Dream Wedding
Thank you Olivia Fata, WPICC of Olivia Fata Events for this wonderful and unique wedding submission. When we started planning Nicole + Kris’ wedding, we were ALL very excited. They had a vision and everything was going swimmingly until the coronavirus had the nerve to take over the world and ruin millions of people’s wedding day plans.Read More
Be a Duck! Keeping Calm at the Wedding
Something always goes wrong at a wedding. Always. When something does go wrong, it is not a reflection of you, but how you handle the situation is. So be a duck!
Clash of the Creatives: Navigating Wedding Professional Relations
The wedding industry is full of creative, talented individuals and with creativity comes big personalities and often big egos. Every wedding professional at an event has the same goal, to provide the couple with an amazing event to celebrate this monumental step in their lives. Unfortunately with so much passion and creativity floating around, sometimes wedding professionals can clash or bump heads.
What Potential Wedding Clients Crave
As planners, we are all pretty good at organizing, putting timelines together, being creative, finding solutions to problems, and able to think quickly on our feet when the need arises. However, it’s the personal connections that take us from good to great.
TICK TOCK … Are you on the Clock?
by Lesley Pinder, WPICC, of Lesley Pinder Wedding and Events How are you with Time Management? Do you manage your own personal time well? How are you managing your weddings within the designated timelines given for ministers, venues and vendors? We all represent different Cultures; however, weddings can be best described as a production.“All the world’sRead More
How to Become a Sustainable & Low Waste Wedding Vendor in Canada
As a wedding professional myself, I know that trends enter and leave this industry as the seasons change, but I think one trend is here to stay – saving the planet.
3 Surprising Ways That Proposal Planning Can Get You More Leads
By: Michele Velazquez of The Heart Bandits Academy After months of adapting to the pandemic, there isn’t a wedding planner out there that hasn’t heard the phrase “pivot your business.” Most wedding planners are pivoting by adding micro-weddings and elopements. This is a really great idea, but another way to pivot is by offering proposal planning!Read More
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