Today, I’m sharing with you my three-step strategy for crushing you wedding client consultations, to ensure that you get booked event after event without fail. Step #1: Pre Wedding Client Consultations This is everything you need to get prepared for your wedding client consultations. Think about your entire process before a client schedules an appointment […]
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Right now, we all know that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone in the world. Especially as event and wedding planners you might be worried and looking for the best options for managing your business amidst cancellations and rescheduling during this time. As an event and wedding planning business consultant, my first advice to my
Have you ever been ghosted by a client? If you have, you probably know how confusing ghosting feels. It also feels a little hurtful, like you’ve done something wrong but you can’t quite put your finger on what exactly it is. Ghosting clients are outside of your control, yet you don’t know what you did
You might have been wondering if it’s possible to make 6 figures in your event and wedding planning business, today I’m breaking it all down for you.
Maybe you’ve heard about people making a lot of money starting an event planning business, and you’re curious to see if it’s true. Well, I’m here to tell you that it is possible to make a six-figure income in this business, and I’m going to show you exactly how to do it. We’ll go through each step together, breaking it down so you can understand how to make the most out of your wedding and event planning business.
If you’ve ever received a negative client review online, then you know how this can impact your business. That’s why today I want to share 3 tips for handling negative client reviews so that you and your business can still exit the situation looking professional. 1. Don’t Get Defensive & Respond Negative reviews are hurtful,
Trying to determine the best price for your event planning service can be complicated, especially when you’re new in the industry. Even more, trying to determine if you should raise your prices, can be even more difficult. I’m sharing 3 things to consider when trying to determine if you should raise your prices. As well
