You might think that a stressed out bride would make me nuts. Nope.
How about a well-intentioned wedding party member who tries to take over a rehearsal?
Nope.
It’s organization.
Okay, no organization.
Each year, I have the delight of working with couples who are hugely organized. So many couples are a dream to work with, much like Rick and Clare, who were married on a very sunny morning, April 26th, at their favorite spot on the Kirkland waterfront.
Some fall into the “middle of the road” organized category.” And then there are the handful who are wildly dis-organized – the total opposite of my lovely couple to the right.
Really? Admit this? Yes.
And this really isn’t surprising. For all of us who work with brides and grooms, we are often known for our respect, patience, kindness and sense of humor. And each year, I get several couples who push things to the last minute. They are truly dis-organized and make many people around them nuts. See, it isn’t just about me!
My work around for this? A wedding planner – full service or for the day. In my opinion, there is no better money a couple can spend for a wedding of any size than to hire a planner for the entire event or just the day of.
A wedding is an event. And it’s an emotional event. I appreciate a well-intentioned couple who desires to focus on both the wedding and the marriage and uses the services of a planning professional to assist them in stream-lining their planning process and wedding day.
