Not every potential client will be the right fit for your wedding planning business, and that’s okay. Whether their vision doesn’t align with your expertise, their budget isn’t realistic, or you sense personality clashes, it’s important to gracefully decline working with them while maintaining professionalism and kindness. Here’s how to let a client down gently after the initial consultation.
WPIC Kickoff & Wedding Awards 2025
WPIC Kickoff & Wedding Awards producers Tracey Manailescu and Danielle Andrews with Ascott Parc Management, Joe and Praveen.
February WPIC Planner of the Month- Lindsay Plank
Emily Jean Photography Lindsay Plank is the founder and lead planner of Lindsay Plank Events, a wedding and event planning company based in Hamilton, Ontario. Since 2015, Lindsay has crafted memorable experiences across the Greater Toronto Area and Niagara regions. Lindsay combines her diplomas in Travel & Tourism and Event Management, with a passion forRead More
Feeling Frustrated in Your Wedding Planning Business?
By Tracey Manailescu, WPICC, CWD, DWC Feeling Frustrated in Your Wedding Planning Business? Don’t Give Up! Do These Things Now to Turn It Around Even the most passionate and dedicated wedding planners face moments of frustration in their businesses. Whether you’re dealing with difficult clients, slow seasons, or feeling overwhelmed by the competition, it’s easyRead More
2025 Wedding Trends
By Tracey Manailescu, WPICC, CWD, DWC, Co-founder of The Wedding Planners Institute of Canada 2025 Wedding Trends: What We’re Seeing and What We’re Hoping For As we step into 2025, the wedding industry continues to evolve, reflecting the creativity, individuality, and cultural influences of today’s couples. From innovative design concepts to more intentional choices, 2025Read More
Challenges Wedding Planners Are Facing in 2025 and How to Overcome Them
By: Tracey Manailescu, WPICC, CWD, DWC Co-founder of The Wedding Planners Institute of Canada Challenges Wedding Planners Are Facing in 2025 and How to Overcome Them The wedding industry is constantly evolving, and we as wedding planners face a host of new challenges. From navigating technological advancements to managing client expectations in a post-pandemic world,Read More
An Interview With Olya of Common Luxe
Photo: Carla Silva Photoraphy We have a fun interview for you today! Content Creators are becoming a must-have at weddings and social events. Find out why below: 1. What inspired you to become a wedding content creator, and how does your role differ from that of a traditional photographer or videographer? My own wedding experienceRead More
Recap: WPIC Boutique Course at Miller Lash House
WPIC certification course at Miller Lash House at U of T Scarborough
WPIC Planner of the Month: CK & Co Events
Meet Chrissy Kumornik, WPICC of CK & CO Events! Serving Kitchener-Waterloo, Cambridge, Burlington, London, and Niagara, Ontario. Chrissy has made waves in the wedding industry with her passion and expertise. This month, she’s celebrating an incredible milestone; CK & CO Events is ringing in five successful years of unforgettable weddings and exceptional service. What aRead More
Re-Evaluating Venue Vendor Lists: Empowering Wedding Planners and Couples
Wedding planners serve as the essential gatekeepers for couples, guiding them through every detail of their special day. However, the current practice of restrictive venue-approved vendor lists is a growing concern within the industry. While these lists aim to ensure quality and reliability, they often limit access to some of the best wedding professionals. It’s time for venues to rethink their approach and recognize the vital role that wedding planners play.
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