Intimate weddings have increased in popularity amongst millennials. However, its preparations have just as much challenges as a large sized wedding. Read what challenges they are and how to overcome them together with your client!
In the middle of the social media era, is it important to have a website? The answer is yes, especially if you have your own business, including a wedding business.
Wedding business is one of the most waste-polluting industries in the world. It is no wonder that many vendors apply a sustainable concept to their business. Read about the sustainable wedding business from A to Z on this article.
Are you thinking of starting a new wedding business, but don't want it to be similar to those which already exist? Some of these business opportunities could probably be your inspiration.
Check out Bridestory's deepest secrets on maximizing social media as your wedding business' marketing "agent".
Planning a wedding budget is never easy. As a vendor, you can help clients manage the allocation of marriage expenses smartly so that the services and products you offer can also be maximized without having to reduce quality.
Do your clients seem to avoid opening all their wedding needs to you? Communicate these topics to them in order to build a trust between wedding planner and client.
Don't let disappointment occupying your clients' expression on their big day by anticipating some unexpected on-field problems that wedding planners often face.
Wondering how to score the client other vendors get, need to expand your network, or want to collaborate for a special project? Worry not, because one of the best ways to improve your success to the level of other vendors is to build a mutually beneficial relationship with them. Here are some ideas how!
A cancelled wedding is not something you expect to happen, but it does. As a business, it's your job to know how to handle it professionally. Read more on how!
