Wedding Services for the UK
Wedding Planners / Wedding coordinators
South East UK
South East UK
Wedding Know How
Looking forward to the perfect wedding day?
Relax you're in very safe hands. We offer a unique and personal service combining quality, attention to details and above all a real passion for what we do Call on us for creative ideas, expert advice and tips on how to make your day extra special.
www.weddingknowhow.co.uk
Looking forward to the perfect wedding day?
Relax you're in very safe hands. We offer a unique and personal service combining quality, attention to details and above all a real passion for what we do Call on us for creative ideas, expert advice and tips on how to make your day extra special.
www.weddingknowhow.co.uk
Berkshire, Brighton and Hove, Buckinghamshire, East Sussex, Hampshire, Home Counties, Isle of Wight, Kent, London, Luton, Milton Keynes, Oxfordshire, Portsmouth, Southampton, Surrey, West Sussex
Wedding Planners in South East UK
Weddings by Zoë Lingard
London
Professional wedding planner operating throughout South East England. Beautiful, bespoke weddings and events. Come and see how we can make your day extraordinary.
All Things Bride and Beautiful
offer a ‘Big Day Back Up - Set Up’ service that would be perfect for you. Their team of experienced wedding coordinators and planners will contact you before the day of your wedding to fill in an extensive questionnaire of exactly what you have bought and where it all needs to go on your tables then they will follow these instructions to the letter on the day. They will also set up room decorations such as fairy lights and chair covers and sashes. These experienced professionals know what looks good and listen carefully to how you want your day to look and will ensure that every place card and every favour is positioned exactly as you want it.
Weddings by Zoë Lingard
London
Professional wedding planner operating throughout South East England. Beautiful, bespoke weddings and events. Come and see how we can make your day extraordinary.
All Things Bride and Beautiful
offer a ‘Big Day Back Up - Set Up’ service that would be perfect for you. Their team of experienced wedding coordinators and planners will contact you before the day of your wedding to fill in an extensive questionnaire of exactly what you have bought and where it all needs to go on your tables then they will follow these instructions to the letter on the day. They will also set up room decorations such as fairy lights and chair covers and sashes. These experienced professionals know what looks good and listen carefully to how you want your day to look and will ensure that every place card and every favour is positioned exactly as you want it.
Wedding Punch Wedding Punch will help you acheive your wedding vision and with prices starting from as little as £60 for a supplier search we are also affordable. Contact us today for a free consultation. |
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Ultimate Wedding & Event Management We don't cost as much as you might think! We can actually save you money by doing all of the groundwork and negotiating discounts with suppliers. These are some of the services we can provide depending on your requirements. |
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Heading Up The Aisle Ltd We believe that everyone should receive an outstanding service on their wedding day regardless of their wedding budget so we offer a range of services including "On the Day Co-ordination" and full wedding planning click on the directory of services page for more details. We quote to each individual's requirements. |
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Steppin' Out Wedding Services We can supply caterers, transport, live entertainment, disco hire, casino hire, bagpipers, string quartets, chocolate fountain hire, marquee hire, fireworks and much more... |
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Wedding Day P.A Professional, experienced wedding co-ordinator who brings organisation and a spot of humour to the planning of your big day. Truly the best hired help for the seriously harassed! |
Setting up the reception on the wedding day
Many venues now have weddings on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. This is great for business and streamlining the service they offer as a wedding venue but not so great if you want to set the reception room up yourself to make sure it looks exactly as you want it to. This is because you will have no time or access to the rooms the night before you wedding day and really should be concentrating on getting yourself ready on the morning of your big day!
If you are lucky enough to have a venue or a good friend that you trust enough or are happy enough to layout your tables on the morning of your wedding, here are four top tips on how to make sure they mirror the image you have in your head to the tables that will face your guests.
Tip One:
Provide an A3 printed (or hand drawn) table plan marked with exactly where each individual is sitting. Also, mark clearly where there should be high chairs. If you have specific positions where you want certain people to sit, for example your best friend is on table two, but you want her sat as near to the top table as possible, include features in the room on your diagram so the person setting up knows precisely where each guest card should be placed to ensure this happens.
Tip Two:
Put everything in bags. Put all of table one’s place cards, stacked in order of how they will be laid out on the tables, the favours, table confetti, table games etc in to one bag and mark it clearly with the number of the table it is for on a label or in marker pen on both sides of the bag. Repeat for each table. Then the person putting everything out will know exactly what is needed for each individual set up and can make sure it is all there.
Tip Three:
Have a practise at home! Set up your dining room table with a similar coloured table cloth and a vase of flowers (if your centre piece is to be flowers!). Lay out the cutlery, a plate, side plate and 3 glasses and then decorate the table as you would want it to look on your wedding day. When everything is set up and exactly as you want it, take a photo and leave a copy in each table bag to be used for reference on the day of the wedding.
Tip Four:
Don’t make it too complicated. The more you put on your tables, the less room there will be for the equipment needed to eat the meal! Remember the amount of people, table settings, glasses and elbow room required to enjoy a meal and decorate your tables accordingly.
Article Written and supplied by Beverly Pearce ©2007 All Things Bride and Beautiful Wedding Planning Ltd
Many venues now have weddings on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. This is great for business and streamlining the service they offer as a wedding venue but not so great if you want to set the reception room up yourself to make sure it looks exactly as you want it to. This is because you will have no time or access to the rooms the night before you wedding day and really should be concentrating on getting yourself ready on the morning of your big day!
If you are lucky enough to have a venue or a good friend that you trust enough or are happy enough to layout your tables on the morning of your wedding, here are four top tips on how to make sure they mirror the image you have in your head to the tables that will face your guests.
Tip One:
Provide an A3 printed (or hand drawn) table plan marked with exactly where each individual is sitting. Also, mark clearly where there should be high chairs. If you have specific positions where you want certain people to sit, for example your best friend is on table two, but you want her sat as near to the top table as possible, include features in the room on your diagram so the person setting up knows precisely where each guest card should be placed to ensure this happens.
Tip Two:
Put everything in bags. Put all of table one’s place cards, stacked in order of how they will be laid out on the tables, the favours, table confetti, table games etc in to one bag and mark it clearly with the number of the table it is for on a label or in marker pen on both sides of the bag. Repeat for each table. Then the person putting everything out will know exactly what is needed for each individual set up and can make sure it is all there.
Tip Three:
Have a practise at home! Set up your dining room table with a similar coloured table cloth and a vase of flowers (if your centre piece is to be flowers!). Lay out the cutlery, a plate, side plate and 3 glasses and then decorate the table as you would want it to look on your wedding day. When everything is set up and exactly as you want it, take a photo and leave a copy in each table bag to be used for reference on the day of the wedding.
Tip Four:
Don’t make it too complicated. The more you put on your tables, the less room there will be for the equipment needed to eat the meal! Remember the amount of people, table settings, glasses and elbow room required to enjoy a meal and decorate your tables accordingly.
Article Written and supplied by Beverly Pearce ©2007 All Things Bride and Beautiful Wedding Planning Ltd