Before you start booking vendors and thinking about all the details, you need to lay the groundwork for your wedding planning. Weddings are often large, complex events and taking the time to plan for the planning will make the process that much more enjoyable! Your vision, budget and timeline are a great place to start. Vision: Take some time to consider the overall look and feel of your wedding. Will your day be vintage? Traditional? Sophisticated? Romantic? Do you see a small intimate group in a cozy restaurant or a huge bash in a ballroom? Will you be wed in a church, on the beach, at home? If you re not sure exactly what your vision is, look through some pictures at sites like The Knot and Project Wedding or blogs like Style Me Pretty and Snippet & Ink . If you find pictures that reflect your vision, be sure to save them for reference. Budget: Sit down with your fiancé and figure out how much you want to spend on your wedding. If family members have offered to assist you financially, incorporate those funds into your budget. While talking about money can be uncomfortable, it s important that everyone providing funds for the wedding is on the same page. Once you ve determined your overall budget, use an online budget calculator to break the costs down by vendor category. Keep in mind that prices vary depending on where you live and the time of year you re getting married. You can also adjust your budget based on where you want to splurge and where you want to save. Timeline: Before you can book any vendors you need to choose a date, or at least a general range when you want to get married. May through August is considered "wedding season" and is the most popular time of year to get married. Choosing a date in the off-season will give you a larger variety of vendors to choose from and may enable you to score some deals. Once you ve picked a date, you will need to secure your ceremony and reception venues, photographer, and ceremony officiant. After booking these vendors, move on to caterer, florist, musicians, cake baker, transportation and other major vendors. Ideally, all vendors are booked at least four months before the wedding. Now is also the time to think about hiring a wedding planner. Not everyone needs a planner, but if your budget allows, it can be helpful to have a professional guide you through the planning process. A planning company offers full planning, partial planning and day-of coordination. Professional wedding planners can save you both time and money using their extensive networks of vendors and experience in event planning. Venues and vendors can often recommend others in the wedding industry who they have worked with in the past. The Ambrosia Conference & Event Centre has worked with many great wedding vendors including: Liz Fosdick Weddings & Events Sea Cider Farm & Ciderhouse Creating Occasions Mary Jane Howland Photography Read our wedding customers had to say about their experience with Ambrosia. From: Ruby S Sent: Sun Oct 03 Subject: THANK YOU!!!!!!!!! Steve and Lori, We just wanted to take a moment and let you both know how over the moon we were with your contribution to our wedding last night.
Ambrosia is Victoria-based company (British Columbia, Canada) with a phone number 2504751948. Our data show that the company is located at the address: 638 Fisgard St. The company has a web site: www.ambrosiacentre.com.
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