We are so excited and happy to announce that M Events Incorporated is NOW offering a new service -- On-Line Wedding Coordination! This wedding coordination service is for couples based overseas and who are actually having the wedding overseas. M Events Incorporated can give you advises and guide you on the step-by-step process of achieving your dream wedding, we can do research on current trends and wedding traditions on your location, and we can even help you locate wedding suppliers. All of these will be done on-line! Thanks to the wonders of internet, soon-to-wed couples will still be able to consult with us.
Send us an email at meventsinc@yahoo.com for the package details.
P.S. Shoutout to Ann and Arwin of Calgary. They are our first client for On-line Wedding Coordination! We are so excited to work with you guys!
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Announcing our new service: ON-LINE WEDDING COORDINATION!
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
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Why would you need a Wedding Planner?
Sunday, September 6, 2009
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Disclaimer: An excerpt from http://www.weddingplanner.co.uk
Makes sense? Start an inquiry now and let us make your big day a successful one!
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Not everyone has the time to plan and make all the arrangements for their wedding. Your job or lifestyle may leave you little time. Maybe you have work commitments that take you away from home. Or, you live abroad but are getting married in the UK, or you live in the UK and are getting married abroad. It could be that the thought of arranging it all yourselves is quite daunting. You could be looking for something very special or different and don’t know where to start.
| The solution to your problem is to get in touch with a professional Wedding Planner to lend a helping hand. They can do all the fact- finding for you and sort out the details so that all you need do is make the important final decisions leaving you less stressed and relaxed to enjoy your Day. WHAT DO THEY DO? If required they can plan everything for you from beginning to end, but if you just need help with certain aspects they can prove to be invaluable. For example, you may just need help in getting started, or you may need suggestions to point you in the right direction with a particular theme or idea. Whatever your circumstance you can call on their expertise and experience to create the day of your dreams. They will also advise on all aspects of wedding etiquette and traditions. |  | A good Planner will not “take over” your wedding, but will help you to choose the right venue or suppliers for your particular budget and need and will negotiate and liaise between you and the supplier to ensure you are completely happy. If you choose to have your wedding fully co-ordinated they can be present on the day to make sure that everything runs smoothly for you from beginning to end - even down to settling family disagreements if they arise, so that you can relax, leave it to them and enjoy your day to the full. Wedding Planners charge for their services in a variety of ways. Usually they are able to negotiate discounts with suppliers so the cost to you is waived or reduced. However, whatever your budget having someone there to help and advise will be a worthwhile investment to help organise your perfect day. |
Makes sense? Start an inquiry now and let us make your big day a successful one!
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Picking the Perfect Wedding Date!
Friday, August 14, 2009
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Immediately after getting engaged, the wedding date is the first and foremost thing that a couple thinks of. Though you might think that this is an easy decision, you're perfectly wrong! Imagine choosing one perfect day from the 365 days we have in a year! So, to help our couples out there, here are some of the guidelines which may help you wisely decide your perfect wedding day:
1. Consider the Seasons of Potential Wedding Dates
Perhaps the first thing to consider is what season you want to get married in. Do you want the warmth of summer or the cold December-breeze wedding?
2. Which Day of the Week?
Though to us Filipinos, we usually have the weddings on a weekend for the sake of the guests (typically, all of the guests would not be amenable to a weekday event due to their work responsibilities), some couples nowadays dare to celebrate their wedding on a weekday. If most of your wedding guests are in town and not traveling, you might also consider having a weekday wedding, when there will be discounts and more availability of premium locations and vendors.
3. Marking Special Occasions with Your Wedding Date
Many couples love the idea of getting married on Valentine’s Day (February 14th), or The Christmas day. You could get married on the anniversary of the day you met, or honor your parents or grandparents by choosing their wedding date.
4. How Long Should Your Engagement Be?
I think that a year is a good amount of time to plan a wedding, while not stressing out. Other people think that spending an entire year is unnecessary and torturous. It’s certainly possible to have a very short engagement or one that spans several years.
5. Prioritize Your Different Desires
You may have to make some hard choices. If one of you really wants to get married on your anniversary, but it falls on a Friday, and the other really wants a Saturday evening wedding, you’re going to need to find a compromise. Each of you should rank what is most important to you. Perhaps there's something else that one of you wants (say a favorite wedding band, or to avoid the receiving line) that you can trade for your choice of wedding date.
6.Consult Key Participants
If your sister will be in the midst of college finals, or your parents will be in Aruba, that’s not a good wedding date. Don’t worry about too many people, only those who absolutely must be there.
7. Consult Your Favorite Wedding Locations and Vendors
If you really want your wedding ceremony at your church, or the reception at your town's most beautiful hall, you’ll want to make sure they’re available before you start sending out Save the Dates. Most people won’t change their wedding date just because their favorite photographer isn’t available, but if that’s important to you, you’ll want to book him or her first before finalizing your wedding date. Not having the very best location or vendor won’t mean disaster, but their availability is at least something to consider.
*Disclaimer: some of the excerpts from http://weddings.about.com/od/pickingyourweddingdate/a/weddingdates.htm were deleted and some were retained.
1. Consider the Seasons of Potential Wedding Dates
Perhaps the first thing to consider is what season you want to get married in. Do you want the warmth of summer or the cold December-breeze wedding?
2. Which Day of the Week?
Though to us Filipinos, we usually have the weddings on a weekend for the sake of the guests (typically, all of the guests would not be amenable to a weekday event due to their work responsibilities), some couples nowadays dare to celebrate their wedding on a weekday. If most of your wedding guests are in town and not traveling, you might also consider having a weekday wedding, when there will be discounts and more availability of premium locations and vendors.
3. Marking Special Occasions with Your Wedding Date
Many couples love the idea of getting married on Valentine’s Day (February 14th), or The Christmas day. You could get married on the anniversary of the day you met, or honor your parents or grandparents by choosing their wedding date.
4. How Long Should Your Engagement Be?
I think that a year is a good amount of time to plan a wedding, while not stressing out. Other people think that spending an entire year is unnecessary and torturous. It’s certainly possible to have a very short engagement or one that spans several years.
5. Prioritize Your Different Desires
You may have to make some hard choices. If one of you really wants to get married on your anniversary, but it falls on a Friday, and the other really wants a Saturday evening wedding, you’re going to need to find a compromise. Each of you should rank what is most important to you. Perhaps there's something else that one of you wants (say a favorite wedding band, or to avoid the receiving line) that you can trade for your choice of wedding date.
6.Consult Key Participants
If your sister will be in the midst of college finals, or your parents will be in Aruba, that’s not a good wedding date. Don’t worry about too many people, only those who absolutely must be there.
7. Consult Your Favorite Wedding Locations and Vendors
If you really want your wedding ceremony at your church, or the reception at your town's most beautiful hall, you’ll want to make sure they’re available before you start sending out Save the Dates. Most people won’t change their wedding date just because their favorite photographer isn’t available, but if that’s important to you, you’ll want to book him or her first before finalizing your wedding date. Not having the very best location or vendor won’t mean disaster, but their availability is at least something to consider.
*Disclaimer: some of the excerpts from http://weddings.about.com/od/pickingyourweddingdate/a/weddingdates.htm were deleted and some were retained.
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