A few weeks a we received a call from Michelle Burchett at the Progress -Index to give an interview on how to save brides time, money, and stress. Here is an excerpt from the article.
Wedding Planners: Saving Brides Time, Money and Frustration
By Michelle Burchett
PROGRESS-INDEX CORRESPONDENT
The perfect wedding is every woman’s dream. Don’t let the details turn it into a nightmare. If you’re struggling to plan your own wedding, just don’t have the time to do it all or you’re frustrated with the entire process, perhaps it’s time to consider consulting with a wedding planner. Most will provide the initial consultation free and will inform you of the various services they offer within your budget. “I don’t think it’s for the rich, but for the busy or for those who don’t have the knack for it,” said Andrea Lyons, President of All About Presentation event planning in Richmond . Planning a wedding can take a novice up to seven 40-hour workweeks, explained Lyons . “Working women have no time to plan,” she said, suggesting that brides seriously consider how much time they have to devote to planning and seek assistance from professionals. Click here to read the full article
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