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Welcome
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Thank you for allowing us to be part of your day. Here is a little document to help you through the
process + for you to refer back to during your planning.
We are so excited about being apart of your day! Sometimes the whole process can be quite overwhelming and the last thing we want to do is put extra pressure on you. You are more than welcome to contact as much as you need and like – email, phone, text or come by the warehouse and we can sit down and have a chat.
Throughout the months before your wedding we will chat and email quite a lot, we’ll also look at your Pinterest account if you have one – please keep images to about 20-30 and constantly go over your images and delete if need be. Make sure all images are concise and exactly what you are thinking, or leave comments about what you do and don’t like about each image - see more on the next page.
We will get you in a few times to f ill out a Design Brief with us, we might cover things a few times to make sure ideas haven’t changed or just in case we want to draw out any little details you might not have revised here and there. We might say a lot or only a little; it all depends how ref ined we think your design is. Your Design Brief is a working document that is regularly updated and added to that we keep on f ile and the whole team has access to.
When emailing, a great point to remember is we are working out of the warehouse on our weddings Friday - Monday, which can delay our reply time. Short concise emails can be easily replied to, while longer emails can take more time to get to - if you need an urgent response just call the warehouse.
Always remember that any and all emotions you feel are completely normal. Some clients are super relaxed and excited, others can be a little stressed and overwhelmed. Either way, we’re ready and here to either wipe the tears or crack the bubbly with you!
The month before your wedding we expect to hear a lot from you and we will aim to get you in either two weeks before or the week of just to double triple check details – remember the more we know, the more we can help you.
The week of your wedding you are our focus and we are waiting in the wings ready to do whatever is required – things always change at the last minute for whatever reason, and we’re flexible and can accommodate. Printed items, such seating chart are created this week, so never feel bad about asking for changes!
Another point to remember is to be honest with your team - if you don’t like a style, suggestion or idea, say so, we don’t get offended and it’s all part of the whole process.
If you have any questions or concerns at anytime, please contact us via phone, email
or come in for a chat.
Thank you
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The biggest point to remember - we work at your pace.
Less is more - ensure you constantly revise your pins and make sure they are still relevant to the style and direction you are heading in.
PINTEREST DESKTOP INSTRUCTIONS1 If you don’t have one already, create
a Pinterest account.
2 To follow us, f ind our page by searching for “The Wedding Designer”; click Follow on our profile page.
3 Go back to your profile and create a new board by clicking on the + icon. Call it your names, wedding date & venue i.e. Sarah & Katie - 09.09.19 - 48 Watt St. Make it secret by turning on the ‘Secret’ toggle.
4 You will then need to add “The Wedding Designer” as a Collaborator. To do this click the ‘invite’ button and type in “tweddingd” to f ind us, click ‘Invite’ and then click ‘Done’.
PINTEREST MOBILE APP INSTRUCTIONS1 If you don’t have one already, create
a Pinterest account.
2 To follow us, f ind our page by searching for “The Wedding Designer”; tap Follow on our profile page.
3 Go back to your profile and create a new board by tapping on the + icon and ‘Create board’. Call it your names, wedding date & venue i.e. Sarah & Katie - 09.09.19 - 48 Watt St. Make it secret by turning on the ‘Keep board secret’ toggle.
4 You will then need to add “The Wedding Designer” as a Collaborator. To do this tap the
button and type in “tweddingd” to f ind us, tap ‘Done’ and then ‘Create’.
A GOOD PINTEREST BOARDTo create a good Pinterest board it is best to keep it concise with clear direction - please ensure you add a comment to each picture that you upload explaining what in particular you like for each image so we can get a good gauge on your style and preferences.
Pinterest has added a handy new feature to categorise pins on your board called ‘Sections’. Use this to separate you pins into dresses, ceremony, reception, florals & graphics.
Lets collaborate
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INSTRUCTIONS
A secret board is only visible to you and people you invite to it.
When you add a Pin to a secret board, it won’t show up anywhere else on Pinterest - not in the category sections, search results, your followers’ home feed, your own home feed or even the Pins section of your profile.
Your secret boards are at the bottom of your profile. Just scroll down to see them.
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YOUR TEAM Throughout the whole process you have access to your team of
designers. You may hear f rom one or two or all of them throughout the process. Contact them as you require, but they will be in touch
at the right time to discuss f iner more def inite details.
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THE DELIVERY TEAMTim is our delivery maestro, he manages our weekday deliveries and organises our weekend crew. If you need something done, Tim is your man. He will often be found up a ladder making our magic a reality or behind the wheel of one of our trucks.
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THE SIGNAGE BITNicole and our graphics team will contact you 1-2 months before your wedding day. For the whole process to be smooth please have ready 1-2 typography inspiration images or an invitation, if you think lasercut stuff is your jam ask the girls to upgrade your package to include it; and don’t forget we can make lasercut signs for after the wedding too. Your menus for food, dessert and alcohol/drinks and your seating arrangement, any signs or quotes you need or like and your full names can be put into our handy Excel spreadsheet. If you don’t think you have it, just ask.
G R A P H I C S @ T H E W E D D I N G D E S I G N E R . C O M . A U
THE FLOWERY BITYou can talk to Cheryl and our floral team any time regarding what flowers are available and in season for your wedding, but the most important details are nutted out 1-2 months prior. You can also chat about your budget and the look you’re after. Be sure to have 3-5 inspiration images ready for your bouquet, ceremony, reception and buttonholes on Pinterest. Have f irm numbers for your bridal party and also any family members you may require flowers for - mums, dads and grandparents etc. They will also need to know where you are staying so the bouquets can be delivered. We only use and source Australian grown flowers. Using seasonal flowers is the most cost effective. When you f irst book we estimate a floral budget based on what you’ve shown us. While we try to stay within that, you can decrease or increase as your wedding evolves, but be aware it will impact your f inal look.
F L O R A L S @ T H E W E D D I N G D E S I G N E R . C O M . A U
THE BIG PICTURE BITJess and Emma are your styling team, and they will be your point of contact throughout the whole process. You can contact them as much or as little as you like – whatever you are comfortable with. You can discuss how the day will run, sourcing suppliers, site inspections, the overall style of your day. They work with Tracy to reserve your hire items and manage your inventory list for you. Make sure they are aware of items you love and want but that may not be in our current inventory – we source new things all the time. Please factor in that we are out onsite Friday - Monday, and we may not reply during this time. They are joined by a team of backup dancers leading up to and on your big day, including our wondergirl Renee and Super Tim.
D E S I G N @ T H E W E D D I N G D E S I G N E R . C O M . A U
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FLORAL STYLING For some, florals are the most important aspect of your wedding - we totally get this and want to get it right.
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Floral details
We have included a rough guide of when popular flowers are in season but the list is by no means all-encompassing so feel free to ask away if your ideal bloom is not listed.
If you are unsure of the name of a particular flower or plant you love then by all means send pictures - we will then be able to either identify it or suggest something else with a similar feel.
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FLORAL BUDGETAt quote stage we estimate how much we think you’ll need to achieve the look you’re after. We aim to keep the budget here but as your wedding design evolves it may go up accordingly. Alternatively, if you get to the end and f ind things have blown out a touch with honeymoons or a new pair of shoes, we can adjust your budget down to our minimum spend, but be aware it will impact the overall look.
It can also be helpful to think about the quantities required of the following floral items:
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IN SEASON Calla LiliesSea HollyAfterdark FoliageDouble TulipsPink Pieris
WINTER
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IN SEASON Flannel FlowerHydrangeaGarden RoseSmoke Bush FoliageBerriesQueen Anne’s Lace
IN SEASON OrchidsMaple FoliageDavid Austin RoseBurgundy Foliage
AUTUMN
IN SEASON Panda AnemoneDouble TulipsGarden RoseSilver FoliagesTetragona Nuts
Ben AdamsJames Day WeddingsLauren Anne PhotographyRogers and Browne
Please send through any pictures you might have from pinterest, dress colours, hair styles, shoes, bowties, flower types etc.
Bouquet
Wedding party bouquets
Boutonnière
Wedding party boutonnières
Parental boutonnières/corsages
Flower girl petals/bouquet
Ring bearer boutonnière
Altar arrangements
Aisle arrangements
Reception table arrangements
Cocktail table arrangements
Cake table arrangements
Wedding party table arrangements
Toss bouquet
Other
What if I need to add more requirements? I probably have a heap more questions I can’t think of right now…
You haven’t quoted specif ic flowers types or styles? How do I know I’m getting what I need and want?
I just want to spend less than what you have nominated - can I do that?
But I haven’t decided exactly what I want yet?
My floral budget seems higher than I expected - why?
Floral faqs
Sometimes its hard to articulate your likes + dislikes - have a go at answering the below to see what unfolds. This is not homework, its just for you to start thinking about what you want.
Mainly because we prefer you to have a worst case scenario now instead of weeks out from your wedding. We divide your floral requirements into areas - Ceremony, Cocktail Hour, Reception - then divide that again into key areas and factor in a cost to cover each part - the more areas and the bigger the spaces the more that may be required. Installations generally are the largest cost. Chatting to us about where you can bring down your budget will happen over the course of your planning. Please also remember that we have a level and style that we are known for which we’d like you to see in your event.
That’s f ine and it may not necessarily increase your budget i.e. more corsages or flower crowns as they use very small amounts of flowers. We anticipate your needs to change over time.
Absolutely! Let us know If you have a budget in mind that you want to stick to, we are very clever at getting the most out of every floral budget. We don’t want you to spend a fortune on flowers, and we’ll happily talk you through realistic expectations and point out key areas to focus on for the biggest impact.
Good! We’d prefer that you evolve your style and design with your budget in mind - if you’d like to spend less, curve your taste toward less full options or vice versa. This is why we give you an estimate to work with, so you can closer to the date decide more or less focus on the ceremony, and installations instead of table flowers. Or menu options like shared banquet plates may require substantially less table flowers to make room for food.
Mainly because your style and taste will evolve, and we don’t want you to feel like your committing to a style so far in advance from your wedding. Our Floral Designers can certainly tell you what is in season and suggest flowers that will suit your style, but this may or may not mean much to you. We will certainly source the highest quality season flowers for you! This we already know for sure and it won’t change!
We completely understand. Every week will bring you more questions and thoughts as you go down the planning road, send us an email, give us a call or come in and have another client meeting, whatever suits your schedule.
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What style / theme / feel are you after? E.g.: romantic / colourful / soft / bright / elegant etc.
What type of binding (ribbon) would you like to finish? E.g.: satin / Hessian /velvet / twine, what colour? Would you like trailing ribbons or a bow or any personal charms attached?
Do you have anything you would love to see at your ceremony? E.g.: arch / wreath / garland / flowers down the aisle?
Do you have any vessels / vases that you would love / hate to be used? E.g.: bottles / crystal / brass / ceramic / tin etc.
What colours would you like to use?
Do you like structured / neat or natural / messy flowers?
What flowers do you hate / love? Do you have a favourite flower?
Do you like greenery / texture?
Bouquets: Small / medium / large? Trailing / messy / round? How many?
Buttonholes + corsages: Wrist / pin? How many?
Hair flowers: Full crown / half crown / single blooms? How many?
Cake Flowers: What is the cake size / type / colour?
Petals for ceremony: Do you need a basket for the petals?
What is your ideal budget?
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TIMELINE & CHECKLISTMost of the time you’ve not been through this process before; so
we’ve compiled this checklist of things to give you a helping hand.
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Set the date
Set your budget
Start a wedding planning binder and start keeping track of payments, deposits, phone numbers, deadlines, etc..
Put together a guest list
Book venues and caterers
Book hair + makeup
Book your off iciant
Find a photographer/videographer
Order your wedding invitations and reply cards
Order the cake
Order the groom’s attire
Plan a rehearsal dinner
Make necessary hair and makeup appointments
Ask your MC and those giving speeches
Why not send an email to TWD telling them your Pinterest board is looking epic!
‘Notice of Intent’ with celebrant
Meet with your photographer/videographer - come up with shot list
Decide on and order wedding favours, or chat to TWD about ideas
Finalise guest list
Start working out where people will sit
Send out save the date cards
Plan a honeymoon
Order bridesmaid dresses
Meet TWD florist to plan bouquets, centrepieces, etc..
Choose your wedding stationery
Order your save the dates
Order your wedding dress
Invite your friends and family to join your wedding party
Block hotel rooms for out-of-town guests
Book a band or DJ
Book transport
Send out invitations and make a system for recording RSVPs
Begin dress f ittings
Purchase rings
Book in to see TWD - bring champagne!
Give a shot list to the photographer
Final f ittings
Finalise wedding vows and readings with your off iciant
Send schedules to your wedding party
Probably check in with TWD one more time
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2 WEEKS BEFORE
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timeline + checklist
Send out f inal payments
Confirm times/f inal guest count with caterers/venue
Pick up wedding dress and suits
Hair and makeup
Dress to impress
Get hitched!
Make your rounds - greet everyone
Enjoy
Manicure and/or pedicure
Attend the rehearsal dinner
Give gifts to the wedding party
Get a good night’s sleep
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THE BIG DAY!
EXTRA NOTES
1 DAY BEFORE
WEDDING BUDGET PLANNERBoring stuff is important too! Use this tool to keep your f inances
in check and you might just f ind extra $$ to add to your floral budget or better yet, your Honeymoon!
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PLANNING
Wedding stylist/planner
Wedding inspiration magazines
TOTAL
STATIONERY
Invitations
Save the date cards
Reply cards
Thank you cards
Postage
Guest book & pen
Map & directions
Other
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ATTIRE
Wedding dress
Wedding dress alterations
Veil/headpiece
Jewellery and/or accessories
Shoes
Garter
Lingerie and hosiery
Manicure and/or pedicure
Hair styling
Makeup
Other
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ATTIRE
Tuxedo or suit
Tie or bowtie
Accessories (watch, cufflinks)
Other
TOTAL
PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO
Engagement photography
Wedding photography
Videography
Other
TOTAL
FLORAL BUDGET
TOTAL
CEREMONY
Ceremony rehearsal fee
Church/venue fee
Off iciant fee/church donation
Confetti or other
Ring pillow/box
Ceremony music/musician
Sand/unity candle
Other
TOTAL
Wedding budget planner Wedding budget planner
BUDGETED ESTIMATE SPENT DUE DATE BUDGETED ESTIMATE SPENT DUE DATE
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RECEPTION
Venue rental
Reception meal and service
Glassware rental
Alcohol
Non-alcoholic beverages
Cake
Cake cutting fees
Cake serving set
Cake topper*
Late night snack/buffet
Reception musician, DJ and/or entertainment
Dance floor rental
Wedding favours/giveaway
Lighting (included in TWD package)
Bar staff
Special occasion permit
Other
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MISC
Rehearsal dinner
Hotel accommodations
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OVERALL TOTAL
Wedding budget planner Wedding budget planner
BUDGETED ESTIMATE SPENT DUE DATE BUDGETED ESTIMATE SPENT DUE DATE
TRANSPORTATION
Car rental for couple
Car rental for wedding party
Transport for out-of-town guests
Carriage rental
Car decorations
Car cleaning
Fuel
Taxi services
Other
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COCKTAIL HOUR
Cocktail food and service
Cocktail hour musicians
Cocktail hour beverages
Other
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GIFTS*
Wedding party gifts
Ring bearer gifts
Flower girl gifts
Other
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WEDDING RINGS
Partner #1 ring
Partner #2 ring
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*Ask us for suggestions, we are happy to help
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STATIONERY + SIGNAGEThis is the practical part of the day; while small,
these elements help tell your guests what they’re doing and when, where to sit and where to put gifts etc.
Be specif ic as to who is invited on the envelope. If kids are welcome, be sure to add their names as well or “and family”. If the recipient is allowed a plus one, write their name plus “and guest”. Your return address should be included on the back flap or upper left corner of the envelope on a label or handwritten.
ENCLOSURE CARDS Enclosure cards provide your guests with additional wedding day details such as location, directions and/or a map, website information, accommodation details and more. Enclosure card designs are generally similar to your RSVP cards to ensure consistency. Ask your stationer for details and suggestions. If you have several enclosure cards or RSVPs, a bellyband, ribbon or string is always a nice feature to hold it all together.
THANK YOU CARDS Saying thank you to your friends and family who attend your wedding is perhaps one of the most important details. Don’t wait to order your thank you cards until after the occasion, it’s easy to get caught up and forget them altogether. If you order them with your invitations, you will have them on hand to tackle as soon as you have some free time.
SAVE THE DATES Save the dates are designed to ensure that as many of your guests as possible can attend the big day and will off icially announce your engagement. Typically, you’ll want to keep them simple. You should include your names, the date, the general location (state and country) as well as mentioning that the formal invitation will follow. This makes it clear to guests that this is not their invitation and they aren’t missing information. They’ll know that the invite will come with the f ine points. Keep in mind it’s also your guests’ f irst glimpse at the style and mood of your wedding so the design is important. Try to choose one that will match your wedding invitations so there is a consistent theme for the event.
THE INVITATIONS Weddings are never the same, so when it comes to wedding invitations there are no set rules on what you should include but, there are a few standards. Generally, they should include all the details that your guests need to know to attend the big day and how they should RSVP.• Your names (may include parents names or
“Together with family...”)• The date (day, month and year)• Ceremony time, location and address• Reception time and location (often just a hotel
or hall name is used rather than listing the full address. Use your judgement.)
• Cocktail hour and an indication of the food service. (May be included on RSVP cards)
• Dress code (guests like to know how fancy to dress so it’s a good idea to add casual or formal attire.)
• RSVP instructions or reply cards to mail back
THE REPLY CARD Your reply cards (RSVPs) should always include a “reply by” date that allows enough time for you to get a f inal head count to the caterer and to f inalise your seating. Two to three weeks is suggested, but you may want to allow some extra time to hunt down responses from any procrastinators who have not replied. If the invite is addressed to multiple people, like a family of four, you may want to add a line for the number of people attending. If there are menu options, include an RSVP for each invitee or a line to initial who is having what to ensure there are no mix ups.
THE ENVELOPE Within the envelope should be the main wedding invitation, response card, and any enclosure cards you may have. Written on the outside of the envelope is the formal name and address of your invited guests.
WHEN TO SEND
Invitations should go out six to eight weeks before the wedding with the exception of destination weddings. For weddings involving travel, they should go out at least three months ahead of time, but up to six months is not uncommon if a save the date was not sent.
Save the dates are becoming more and more critical, especially when planning a summer wedding when weekends book up fast and guests may have several weddings to attend. If you’re sending save the date cards, they should go out six to eight months before your big day.
Thank you cards should include handwritten touches and sent within the two months after your wedding.
signageStationery etiquette
As part of your wedding the following will be created for you:• Welcome Sign - Printed on foam core board with
wood or white background• Wishing Well Sign - Printed & Framed • Bar Menu - Printed & Framed• Menu - Printed per person • Seating Plan - Displayed in an option discussed
with your stylist.• Place Cards - Printed• Table Numbers - Printed• Instagram Sign• Unplugged Sign
You can substitute any of the above for another sign option you may like to incorporate.
Before we get started there are just a few things we will need from you:
1. Seating Plan
2. Bar Menu
3. Food Menu
We will send you a spreadsheet to help you compile the information.
In terms of the design or wording please feel free to send through anything you have found on Pinterest that you like. Alternatively we can create a similar vibe to your invites if you would like to send us a copy.
NOTE: This information needs to be supplied two weeks prior to your event and must be supplied in a typed word
document or similar - hand written documents will not be accepted.
UPGRADE TO LASERCUTTING You can upgrade your package to include lasercut elements for all of your signage and styling inclusions.
WHAT IS LASERCUTTING? Laser cutting is the process of using a powerful laser to cut and/or engrave items from flat sheets of material like plastic, wood and many other materials.
It gives a luxe tactile 3D element to your designs. Clear acrylic menus with white etched details, rustic timber with cutouts or layered gold mirror on white acrylic signage - we can do it all.
See overleaf for examples of lasercut signage.
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lasercut inspiration
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CEREMONY DETAILSThe most important half hour of the day!!
This sets the tone for the rest of the day/evening.
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DATE: VENUE:
START TIME: END TIME:
CONTACTS NAME PHONE #
Venue contact
Off iciant
Photographer
Videographer
WEDDING PARTY
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ORDER OF EVENTS SPEAKERS APPROX LENGTH
Ceremony details Ceremony details
ITEMS REQUIRED DETAILS
Notice of Intent
Rings
Tradition requirements (unity candle, something borrowed etc.)
Written vows
Seating (TWD)
Bouquets & boutonnières (TWD)
Flower girl petals (TWD)
Signs (TWD)
Programs (TWD) if required
Petals (TWD)
Decorations (TWD)
Lighting (TWD) if required
Sound system / music requirements
MUSIC LIST
Guest arrival ambience:
Wedding party procession:
Music for walking down aisle:
Exit:
E.g. Intro / readings / vows / unity ceremony etc.
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RECEPTION DETAILSWhether sit-down or cocktail, this is the part everyone looks
forward to; get all those little details squared away.
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DATE: VENUE:
START TIME: END TIME:
CONTACTS NAME PHONE #
Venue contact
Photographer
Videographer
MC
TIMING FROM TO
Cocktails
Speeches & Dinner
Cake Cutting
Dancing / Party
SPEECHES WHO READING
Introductions
Toast #1
Toast #2
Welcome to the family #1
Welcome to the family #2
Thank yous
Other:
DANCES SONG TIME
First dance
Wedding party
Farewell
Reception details Reception details
ITEMS REQUIRED DETAILS
Seating chart (TWD)
Guest book & pens
Card and gift tables (TWD)
Wedding cake & knife
Centrepieces & table decor (TWD)
Menus (TWD)
Place cards (TWD)
Wedding favours
Caterer and food
Bar arrangements
Table wine
Sound system / music
Programs
Decorations (TWD)
Lighting (TWD)
Slide show/video setup
Written speeches
Photo booth & props
Tossing bouquet
Wedding garter
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CONTACTS + QUOTESNo doubt at some point you’ll need to provide one vendor
with info about another vendor. Keep all the info in one easy place.
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DAY AFTER PLANSYes there is life after your wedding day!!
Keep track of your travel arrangements, brunch/lunch catch ups and dry cleaning/picking up of items that may need to occur.
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Detail below items that you may need to plan for on the days following your wedding
ITEM TIME NOTES
Check out of accommodation
Pack down venue
Pick up cake from venue
Return hire items
Recovery Brunch/Lunch
Take dress to drycleaner
Travel Arrangements
ITEM TIME NOTES
Day after timeline
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ATTIRE IDEAS AND DETAILSTo help keep your ideas in one place
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Keep all of your attire ideas and details in the one place
ITEM DETAILS
Wedding Dress
- Style
- Colour
- Size
- Price
Wedding Party Attire
- Style
- Colour
- Size/s
- Price
Suit
- Style
- Colour
- Size
- Price
Wedding Party Attire
- Style
- Colour
- Size/s
- Price
Dress Fittings
Maker details
Pickup Details
Shoes
Jewellery
Accessories
Attire ideas and details
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INSPIRATION & IDEASBring anything you collect to your meetings with
The Wedding Designer so we can help ref ine your vision.
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HONEYMOON DETAILSThe all important getaway to help you relax after the emotional
rollercoaster which is your wedding day!
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Keep all of your honeymoon details in the one place
ITEM DATES / DETAILS
Travel
- Flights/transport
- Car hire
- Train details
Accommodation
Activities
Honeymoon details
ITEM DETAILS
Budget
Food Budget
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BEAUTY & HAIREveryone’s look is different for their big day - keep all of
your ideas and details here so you can have it all to hand when you discuss your dream look with your beauty team.
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ITEM DETAILS
Beautician Details
- Overall look
- Colours
- Budget
- Trial details
- Wedding Party
- Overall Look
- Colours
- Budget
- Trial details
Hair Details
- Overall look
- Budget
- Trial details
- Wedding Party
- Overall Look
- Budget
- Trial details
Make sure to check with your beauty + hair how long everything will take so it all runs on time.
Beauty + hair details Beauty ideas
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