Question 1

How much does a UK wedding planner cost?

Accepted Answer

Fees vary dependent upon location, guest numbers, complexity of wedding plans and style of individual wedding planners. You can expect to pay a percentage fee for full planning of around 10%-15% with partial planning services from £1600 and on the day management from £600.

Question 2

Is hiring a wedding planner worth it?

Accepted Answer

Wedding planners are a service which your return will be the time you will save. Wedding planners are dedicated to finding the best suppliers, venue and resources for your wedding so having a trusted source of expertise for many clients is priceless.

Question 3

How long does it take to plan a wedding?

Accepted Answer

On average, a wedding takes between 250-300 hours which is the equivalent of around 7 weeks of a full time job.

Question 4

How to plan a marquee wedding

Accepted Answer

Marquee weddings are far more complex than a standard wedding in a venue. There are lots of additional logistical elements to consider, including sourcing a suitable site, power, water, access, flooring, furniture, lighting and sound.

Question 5

Is a marquee wedding cheaper?

Accepted Answer

If anything, a marquee wedding is more expensive than a venue based wedding as you are effectively building a bespoke venue from the ground up to achieve your desired vision. Marquee weddings do allow greater flexibility with regards to finish and design.

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