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Posted on Sep 29, 2008 under wedding planning |
One of the most important factors that go with planning a wedding is
determining who you will be delegating specific duties to. For example, if you are terrible at choosing flowers, who will you assign to do it for you?
It is always best to try to give different duties to others so that you will not be overwhelmed by them yourself. Let’s take a look at some of the various duties that you can hand out:
· Catering: Who do you believe would be the best person to handle all of the arrangements for the food and drink at your wedding?
· Invitations and seating arrangements: This person will be addressing and mailing out invitations and making sure that people are seated in a fashion that will ensure everyone’s mutual comfort and enjoyment
· Decorations for wedding and reception includes center pieces
· Rehearsal dinners etc.
· DJ/Entertainment
· Brides maid and groomsmen gifts and favors
· Gowns, and tuxedos
· Bridal showers/bachelor parties etc.All of these things are usual must haves when it comes to a wedding, unless of course, you opt not to have bridesmaids or groomsmen in the wedding. All of these things can be murder to try to do on your own as well.
That is why you have to get in touch with people who are capable of taking over some of the menial jobs for you. All of these things seem small at first, but they can quickly add up to quite a bit of money when they are all combined together. Let’s take a look at who will do what…
It’s all in The Exclusive Wedding Guide>>>>
Posted on Sep 12, 2008 under wedding planning |
If you are planning a wedding….then treat it like a wedding. Do your homework, prepare and come to the realization that it will not be cheap!!!! Cheap is a block party with your home stereo speaker out the window and Uncle Bob cooking burgers on the grill. Cheap is having your sister take pictures while she is trying to calm her 2 year old.
If you want a classy, unique, memorable wedding….don’t treat it like a block party.
If you can’t afford it…postpone it.
Tony Laub is a professional DJ/Emcee and has compiled 98 pages chock full of ways to save and make money planning your wedding day>>>
www.SoundProEntertainment.com
Posted on Feb 17, 2008 under wedding planning |
I meet with way too many brides whose fiance is very indifferent about the whole planning process.
Usually the first consultation is with the bride…no groom. This is not healthy for several reasons:
1. The bride meets and makes a decision based on the professionalism, experience and services provided.
Once the groom hears how “expensive” these vendors are, he usually brow beats the bride and vehemently opposes anyone that “charges that much”. Had he met with these professionals, he would understand that you get what you pay for.
But he, of course knows more about the wedding industry than the wedding vendors and unfortunatley most brides loose their spines and submit to their future husbands. What a shame.
Don’t let this happen to you. Be armed and in control with this 98 page guide full of more information than even your knowledgable future husband knows. Just click the button on the right >>>>>>>
Posted on Jan 27, 2008 under wedding planning |
You’ve got a lot to do planning a wedding. The last thing you want is stress. This should be an enjoyable process.
Lighten the load and DELEGATE!
That’s right, share the duties. There are plenty of jobs for your wedding party from Ushers to the Maid of Honor.
There are at least 20 jobs for the Maid of Honor. 22 jobs for the Best Man. And 11 jobs for the Ushers/Groomsmen!
WOW! Talk about lightening your load!! This doesn’t even include some of the “Above & Beyond” jobs your wedding party can do for you two!
This is just one of the great chapters in the Exclusive Wedding Guide. This invaluable book is filled with everything you need (and didn’t even know you needed) to plan the perfect wedding.
You can get an instant gem from this book by clicking on “Free Gift” on the right.>>>>>
Posted on Jan 09, 2008 under Arizona brides, brides, wedding guide, wedding planning, weddings |
Welcome Brides and Grooms!
You are reading this because you want the wedding of your dreams and you want to take charge.
The Exclusive Wedding Guide was developed by Tony Laub (DJ and Master Of Ceremonies).
“Being in the wedding/entertainment business for over 20 years has given me the experience and knowledge to write a 98 page guide to planning a wedding.”
You will learn the right questions to ask a vendor.
You will learn the terminology used by vendors and venues.
You will learn the tricks of the trade.
You will learn creative and new ideas to make your wedding unique.
You will save Time & Money!!
Yes, you could find most of this information on line and at the library. But who has got the time?
However…you will not find the secrets and tips I have discovered working week in and week out with vendors and wedding events.
It’s all contained in an instantly downloadable pdf just click on the button on the right and in a matter of minutes, you will be on your way to the wedding you’ve always dreamed of!
For a free sample click on “Free Gift” on the right and you will get a comprehensive Wedding Checklist!
Posted on Jan 08, 2008 under brides, wedding ceremony, wedding planning, weddings |
Here is what you need to do in the first week:
A. Contact and set up meetings with the vendors you are
interested in.
B. Once you have collected all of the info you need from vendors
via emails and mail, close your email address and PO Box
because it will become very apparent why this needs to be
done.
Information Constipation! (just be glad you didn’t use your personal email, address and phone number) I know of brides who had to change their cell numbers and email addresses.
C. All wedding vendors will receive a list of brides and grooms, which includes your phone number, address and email address, about a week after the fair. Guess what that means?….Hundreds of calls However, you won’t have to worry because you have followed these tips and tricks of the trade.I tell you these things from personal experience. I am a wedding vendor and I have seen the carnage!http://www.SoundProEntertainment.com
