Continuing education and skill enhancement are not just about staying relevant; they are about excelling in a constantly changing industry. By committing to lifelong learning, you position yourself as a leader in the wedding planning field, capable of delivering exceptional service and innovative solutions to your clients. Embrace the journey of continuous improvement, and you’ll find that the rewards (both personal and professional) are well worth the effort.
Elevating Your High-End Wedding Client Experience
As wedding planners, creating unforgettable experiences is what we do best. But when it comes to the luxury market, discerning clients expect nothing short of extraordinary. To excel in this arena, it’s about more than seamless logistics— it’s about making your clients feel cherished, understood, and consistently delighted.
Wedding Planning & Medically Challenged Couples and Guests
By Lesley Pinder, WPICC of Lesley Pinder Wedding & Events Are you OK? Being informed, adaptable, attentive, empathetic and patient are among the key components necessary for all Wedding Planners and Industry Professionals. Weddings are symbolic for several reasons. The wedding ring, exchange of vows and the collaboration between families and couples of all ethnicRead 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
Enhancing Bridal Beauty: How Wedding Planners Can Guide Clients Considering Plastic Surgery
Everyone wants to look and feel their best on their wedding day. For some, this might mean considering plastic surgery to achieve their desired look. As a wedding planner, supporting your clients through this delicate process is essential. This article will provide insights on popular procedures, ideal timelines for consultations and recovery, and how to coordinateRead More
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
How to Start a Wedding Planning Business with Low Budget
The magic of weddings – the joy, the love, the meticulous planning – it can be a truly fulfilling career path. But for aspiring wedding planners, the initial costs can feel daunting. Fear not! With a strategic plan and a little creativity, you can launch your dream business even with a limited budget. Here’s yourRead More
Tips for Guiding Your Client Through Outdoor Wedding Planning
by Rachael Jessup The wedding industry in Canada has been booming over the past few years. Wedding services are expected to hit a value of $7.1 billion by 2030, showcasing the high demand. The growing number of outdoor venues in the country is also attracting more couples looking to tie the knot in a uniqueRead More
Mastering the Double Header Weekend: Tips for Wedding Planners
For wedding planners, a double header weekend can be both exhilarating and challenging. With two weddings back to back, it requires meticulous planning, seamless execution, and a touch of finesse. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or embarking on your first double header, these tips will help you navigate the the whirlwind with ease
How to Plan the Perfect Micro Wedding: A Step-by-Step Guide
In a world filled with grand celebrations with more than a hundred guests, the beauty of micro weddings lies in their simple and intimate nature. If your clients are dreaming of unfolding their happily ever after through a celebration that’s high on personalization yet low on stress, a micro wedding might be the perfect choiceRead More
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