How many events do you book in a day?
Because we're so involved in each event, each Wedding Event Manager only schedules one event a day to ensure each of our clients receive the utmost attention. We believe in the quality of work and not the quantity.

How do I book your service?
Your booking is only concluded when the contract is signed and the non-refundable deposit is received. We will need the following information in order to draft you a contract:
• Your Full Legal Names
• Your Email Address
• Your Cellular Phone Number
• Billing Address
• Event Date & Time (if decided)
• Event Venue and Address(if booked)
• Services Required

Do you offer any payment plans?
Yes, we do. Upon booking our services, we require a minimum 25% or $100 non-refundable deposit whichever is higher. 60 days prior your event, another 50% shall be paid. The remaining final payment is due 10 days prior your event.

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What methods of payments will you accept?
We accept personal’s checks, cash and Paypal. Payments paid within 10 days of event date must be in the form of cashier’s check or cash. Final payment paid by out-of-state checks must be paid 21 days prior. There is a 3% processing fee for using Paypal.

Can I have a friend or relative work as your assistants on my wedding day?
While it is a good way to involve a loved one in your wedding, your friend or relative should be able to enjoy this day with you as a guest. There are many aspects behind the scenes of a wedding that should be left for an experienced coordinator to handle.

Should I hire a wedding day coordinator?
The wedding is a once in a lifetime event that needs full-time planning itself. If you work full-time or run a business of your own, you probably can’t devote 45 to 60 hours per week to plan and follow up every detail of your wedding. Brides usually get frustrated or emotional or to lose the site of the big picture. A wedding coordinator is a third and neutral party who is not only able to obtain discounts unavailable to the general public and is suited to deal with the sticky situations between your mother and mother-in-law. So, the answer is YES.