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In addition to the industry knowledge that you acquire when booking a planner, they will also oversee your contracts with other vendors to avoid any unnecessary or negotiable charges which will save you money in the long run. They will also work within their network of vendors to get discounted products and services for you, they will do a lot of the running and errands that will save you time and travel, and they will make sure all details are covered and carried out on the day-of.
:: TIPS ::
1. Make sure you know everything your package includes before signing on the dotted line. Know exactly what is included in your package. Is there an hourly limit on meetings? Is there a limit on communication? Different planners offer different levels of services, so make sure your package details are all laid out before you make a decision.
2. Meet with them before booking to meet them and discuss details before booking. The most important part of hiring a wedding planner is having a good relationship with them and feeling like you're able to communicate successfully with them. Choose someone you feel a good fit with on a personal level so you're comfortable working with them for a long period of time.
3. Check their reviews and recommendations. Previous clients are the best window into the level of products and customer service you'll receive from a wedding planner. Ask for their references, most planners are happy to provide their contact information upon request.
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