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Things To Consider Before Your Wedding With Master Plans Events And Designs
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EPISODE #12: ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT THESE THINGS WHILE PLANNING YOUR WEDDING? WITH MASTER PLANS EVENTS AND DESIGN
From venues to florals, guest lists, and budgets, there’s so much to think about when planning your dream wedding. But some things often get overlooked and it’s only with the input of a professional that their importance is really highlighted.
In this wedding planning podcast episode, we sit down to chat with expert wedding planner Yingka Chou from Master Plans Events & Designs. We’ve had the privilege to have worked with Yingka for a decade, trusting in her skills and eye for detail so much that Henry hired her to coordinate his own wedding day.
We’ll talk about what the difference is between a day of coordination and other wedding planning services and touch on some of the things that you should consider in the lead up to your special day. Why is having a shot list important and just how much does good lighting and design affect ambiance (and your budget)?
We’ll also talk about the difference between hiring professional vendors and “friendors” (friends stepping up to do vendor jobs for you) and the effect this can have on your stress levels and the photos you come away with.
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