The Institute Of Wedding And Event Design Give Their Wedding Design Tips

November 13, 2018 – – Deerfield Beach, Florida-based The Institute of Wedding and Event Design, is pleased to announce all of their top tips on how to prepare for a wedding. Wedding planning can be stressful, but the company thinks they can help reduce it by recommending some important tips.

The Institute of Wedding and Event Design provides an industry-leading education in the event sector through their hands-on training programs and an online campus. By providing a firsthand experience in the necessary skills and techniques, their students graduate with the knowledge and abilities to launch their own event business or take their pre-existing business to the next level.

Wedding Design Tips are a specialty of The Institute of Wedding and Event Design, their opinions are trusted by many and praised by even more. Just looking at their Facebook page shows the overwhelming amount of supporters the company has. One of the Facebook reviews says, “You guys are truly amazing! The instructors are extremely knowledgeable, friendly, passionate and patient. I had the pleasure to take the hands-on class last week and I must say they will bring out all the creative elements in you. At least that’s what it has done for me. I’m so grateful to have discovered them and look forward to more wonderful opportunities! It has truly enriched my life. Thank you again for everything and for the wonderful week. I will definitely miss you guys.”

Of all the Wedding Design Tips, the most important tip according to the company is to “Start the Planning Process Early” and not make the mistake of leaving it to the last minute. They say, “This is something many couples get wrong. They think that because they’ve planned to have their wedding in about 2 years, they can wait for 2 years before they begin the planning process. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work like that. The earlier you begin to plan for your wedding, the easier things are going to get as the wedding draws closer. You will also find such things as securing a venue much easier because you get to make reservations for the most competitive wedding venues early enough. Starting the planning process early enough makes sure you’re on top of things. When starting out, don’t forget to focus on what’s most important. This includes such things as an approximation of the guest list numbers, wedding budget, and insurance in case things go haywire.”

The next tip is to “Create a Select Guest List”. Linking back to the previous tip, they say, “This is one of the reasons why it’s so important to start your wedding plans early. Once you’ve got the guest list sorted out, you’re then free to go and sort out such things as the wedding venue based on factors like the cost per head for your defined guest list. The best venues will likely have the greatest cost per head, so you might have to be selective with whom you want to invite to your wedding. This can be a very difficult decision, and there will be some tough decisions to make, but you and your spouse-to-be should come together to make the decisions. It’s your special day, so you should get to decide.”

Another vital tip is to “Get the Budget Right”. Weddings are expensive, but IWED advises not to “spend a dime for your wedding until you have come up with a realistic budget that won’t overstretch your finances. You should also remember to factor in every little thing that will cost money. It’s a common mistake to focus on the large expenditures and forget those minor expenses that tend to add up. You should also factor some amount into your budget for miscellaneous and unforeseen expenses, such as alterations, beauty expenses, gifts and so on.”

Don’t pretend this is an ideal world, “’Always Have Contingencies’. This is one of those things you naturally don’t want to think about. However, as much as we might not want them to, things can and do sometimes go wrong. It could be the catering, the weather or the venue. Whatever it is, make sure you have contingencies for the major parts of the wedding, so nothing catches you off-guard.”

The company’s Facebook Page has many reviews and offers support from previous graduates.

Lastly, they advise to “’Choose Bridesmaids Carefully’. Your bridesmaids will probably offer you the greatest support throughout the planning process, so make sure you choose long-term best friends or your closest relatives. Don’t go for recent friends or family members you rarely see. These could potentially let you down. Also, you want to look back at your wedding photos and be happy with the fact that you are still in touch with most of your bridesmaids.”

More about the company, more commonly known as IWED, the courses they offer and more blog posts offering free information, can be found on their website www.iwedglobal.com. The website of the Florida Training Center also has a contact page making it easy to inquire about any of the business’s products and services.

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Contact The Institute of Wedding and Event Design:

IWED Global
+1 800-504-7615
info@iwedglobal.com
98 SE 7th St, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441, USA

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