Explore 3 listings for wedding planners & coordinators in Charleston, South Carolina, USA. Compare their work and services, then confirm availability, travel costs and your package directly.
⌖ Charleston, USA
Invitation Only is a boutique wedding planning firm based in Summerville, South Carolina, and conveniently located near Charleston. We have been creating stylish and memorable weddings since 2013, specializing in full-service and partial-service wedding planning. We also provide month-of coordination for those who wish to plan their own wedding, but need…
⌖ Charleston, USA
The Life of the Party Ooh! Events & Out of Hand is a unique combination of event planning and design, full service floral shop, retail boutique, and everything in between. With us, planning your event is a stimulating and exciting creative process. Fresh design ideas paired with effective communication, careful budgeting, and an organized execution ensures…
⌖ Charleston, USA
Modern & elegant designs created just for your day! Contact us at [email protected] or 843.475.2310! No bride ever forgets her wedding day, and with our help, your guests won't either. MOD Events offers help with full coordination, partial planning and floral design. Our goal is to transform your ideas into perfect moments with gorgeous details…
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Discuss the level of support you need, communication, supplier coordination, and exactly which tasks are included in the service.
Full planning, partial planning and coordination can mean different things to different businesses. List the decisions already made and the tasks still open. Ask each planner to explain where their responsibility begins and ends.
Confirm meetings, budget tracking, supplier sourcing and who works on the wedding day. Ask how recommendations are selected and whether referral arrangements exist. Keep approvals and payment responsibilities clear so everyone understands who can commit to a purchase.
Coordination often focuses on bringing existing plans together and managing the day. Full planning may include the earlier design, budget and sourcing work. Compare the actual task list, not just the package name.
Discuss existing contracts at the first meeting. Ask how the planner will communicate with those suppliers and whether taking over arrangements changes the scope or fee.
Confirm the lead contact, team size, working hours and backup arrangements. Ask how the team manages simultaneous setup tasks and guest-facing responsibilities.
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