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Thanks a lot for your contribution, ma'am.

But as a Bridal Assistant, it means that it is also my duty to do the asoebi consulting and run asoebi related errands for the bride, groom and their parents.

This includes purchase and delivery to everybody that the asoebi has to be delivered to. It also includes the purchase, branding and delivery/distribution of souvenirs to those who purchase asoebi.

As a Bridal Assistant, it is my duty to help couples eliminate issues of multiple billings associated with hiring different vendors for a number of tasks which they would otherwise have hired vendors for in other cases of events planning.


We aren't just events/wedding planners. We are available to run every other kind of errand for the couple and their parents which regular events planners don't usually include in their packages.


And we provide quite a number of these kinds of services for an all-in-one, all-inclusive fee.

Thank you, ma'am.

Please Email your rates to me at aprilconcierge.ng@gmail.com.
Thanks

You're very welcome, ma'am.

Look out for our other articles on how to select your venue, photographer, caterers, decorator and other vendors.


At April Bridal Concierge, we offer wedding preparation/planning services for an all-inclusive-fee. We perform many wedding tasks and eliminate the need for your to hire separate vendors for certain aspects of the wedding planning.

This is perfect if you're having a wedding ona budget and can't afford a wedding planner yet still want professional administrative help in planning for your wedding. Our fees are a fraction of what many planners charge and we go the extra, extra mile for our clients.

Also we are available to run every kind of wedding errand for you.

Take advantage of our on-going promo and hire your own Personal Assistant to help prepare you for your wedding.



If you've got questions to ask, call us on 09097981908 or email us at aprilconcierge.ng@gmail.com.

We'll be very happy to be of service to you.


Have fun planning your wedding!

Thanks and God bless.

TWO WEEKS TO GO.

* Make any final payments

* Check in with all your vendors.

* Check in with the hotel and transport persons.

* Delegate wedding tasks.
Decide who'll be in charge of what on the trad wedding day, the white wedding ceremony and at the reception. Inform them as necessary.

* Determine the final headcount and communicate to your caterer(s).


* Go for your last dress and ring fitting.



ONE WEEK TO GO!

* Break into your wedding shoes.
Wear them around for about 20 minutes everyday. This will enable you get used to wearing them for all those hours and hours on your wedding day.

* Have one last meeting with all your vendors and people you've assigned wedding duties to. Be clear on exactly what you want.

* Have a massage, manicure, pedicure or other pampering treatment.

* Nourish your body properly. You don't want any unexpected bloating or weight loss! Drink plenty of water.

* Relax. Let go of all your worries. You're almost there!




48 HOURS TO THE WEDDING

* Take time off to get plenty of sleep.

* Pray for success and a hitch-free event.

* Have fun with each other as a couple, family, your bridal party and friends.

* Pack your suitcases for your wedding day and honeymoon.


* Also pack emergency items. Needle and thread, sanitary pads, medication for headache, stomach-ache and menstrual cramps, etc. We have a comprehensive list on emergency kit items in another article here on Nairaland and on our blog.


* Relax some more!



WEDDING DAY!

* Get married

* Have fun at your reception!

* Dance and be merry.

* Live happily ever after.



THE END.

1 - 2 MONTHS


* Start purchasing eru iyawo and return gifts.

The groom and his family should use this period to start securing items on the bride price list. Also the bride's family should start purchasing their own exchange gifts.

If you'll require gift-wrapping them, determine who'll be in charge of that. Also use this period to decide on who'll be in charge of transporting the items to the venue and setting them up there.

* Check in with your guests to ascertain who'll be attending. This'll enable you give a final head count to your caterers.

* Keep checking in with all your vendors.
Keep them abreast of any changes that may occur.

* Have a meeting with the bridal party for final dress fittings.

* Reconfirm times with your makeup artist and hairstylist.

* Make payments to vendors as necessary.

* Consult with the venue management to determine arrival and clear-up times of vendors. Communicate with your vendors as necessary.

* Have your bridal shower!
This is usually hosted by the bridesmaids and close friends. You may choose to have a family affair with your groom and his folks in attendance.

* Start your wedding countdown!
Have fun counting down to your big day. Pray with your groom for guidance, love, trust and harmony as you both prepare for this huge journey. Relax and have fun. Be thankful and grateful for how far you've come. Anticipate the life ahead.

2 - 4 MONTHS


* Start your skin treatment sessions.

Many brides neglect this until the very last minute and expect miracles with the makeup on the wedding day. Makeup artists can find this very frustrating. Start treating your skin and preparing it for the big day. Watch what you eat and drink also (this helps overall health and wellbeing and not just your skin).


* Take your pre-wedding shots.

Visit your photographer for pre-wedding shots. Choice locations for couples include beaches, parks and gardens. You may decide on a theme e.g old-school, nautical, "village" setting, baking and cooking, football or and any other kind of sport, victorian or elizabethan era. Or just wear matching polo tops. Lol.


* Schedule hair and makeup trials.
Visit your artists to try on different looks and determine which one you would like to wear for the trad wedding and the white wedding.


* Order your souvenirs and other gifts.

Decide what you would like to give your guests. You may choose a separate kind of gift for those who purchase aso ebi and another kind for those who don't. Also decide what you want to give the bridal party. Make necessary purchases and send them to your printer for branding.


* Choose your music and inform your DJ or band of your choice.


* Meet with your photographer and videographer.

Give them instructions on the kinds of shots and angles you would like.


* Meet with your caterers.
Discuss more about the menu and the timeline for service.

* Meet with your decorator.
Make sure that they understand what you have in mind for your wedding theme.

* Purchase your undergarments, lingerie *wink*, and other accessories you've not purchased prior.

* Finalize the order of ceremony and reception.


* Proof-read the final draft and send to the printer.

* Go for dress fittings with your groom and bridal party.

* Send out the formal invitations.

4 - 6 MONTHS


* Make your wedding announcements.
Send out pre-notice of your wedding to your guests so they can save the date pending when you send them the official invitations.



* Determine and Purchase your oufits, bridal party's outfits, rings and accessories.

Now is the time to decide on your gown, bridesmaids' dresses, groom's suit/tux, groomsmen's suits/tux, oufits for the little bride, ring bearer, shoes etc.
Decide whether you want to buy them ready-made or you want them custom-sewn for you. Also decide on the design and colors.

For the trad wedding, this is also the time to view samples of your aso-oke or lace and decide on colors and design. Buying the in advance gives you and your dressmaker room for fittings where necessary before the wedding (the wedding planning period is a roller coaster period, couples have been known to lose/gain weight dramatically during this time).
Also use this period to determine what kinds of accessories you want. This includes your veil, hair pieces, hand fan, purse, beads, boutonneire, corsages, shoes and every other thing the couple and bridal party need to look good. It's also important to start shopping for rings at this time. Determine where you want to buy them, the materials you want them made of, the designs, etc.


* Decide on Aso-ebi.
Choose the design and colors of aso-ebi in advance. This gives you time to order them in the quantities you desire without the disappointment of there not being enough in stock.

The kind of aso-ebi you'll chose depends on the caliber of your guests. Also determine what price you want to set your aso-ebi at. One means through which couples raise funds is through the sale of aso-ebi so you also want to start selling as early as possible because of this. Determine if you want to hire a consultant or you want to assign the duty to a family member or close friend.


* Reserve hotel rooms and transportation.

Many of your guests will obviously be coming in from out of town. This is the period to decide what kind of accomodation you would like for them and secure it accordingly. Transportation for guests to the ceremony and reception needs also to be secured at this time.


* Select and purchase your wedding invitations.

Consult with printers to determine the designs and quantities. Once you've made your choice, have them printed and sent out to your guests.


* Meet with the officiants and start composing the Day-of timeline.
You will need to determine the wedding timeline for the ceremony and the reception. Different religious institutions have their own codexes for wedding ceremonies. Consult with your officiants to know how the ceremony is run in your church or mosque. This will enable you determine what will be printed in your programs. Also, use this period to consult with the Officiant for the trad wedding and the MC for the reception.
Once your consultations are done, you can decide on how to print the wedding programs.


* Make final bookings for the other vendors. This includes your cateres, your decorator, your makeup artist, photographer and others.


* Arrange transportation.
Decide on what kind of vehicles will convey you and your bridal party to the venues and secure them as necessary.


* Select and order your cakes.
No we didn't forget. Lol. What's a wedding without a cake?
By now, you may have decided exactly how you want your cakes to look. The one for the trad wedding and the one for the white wedding. By tradition, a white wedding cake has four layers; the bottom layer for guests, the third layer for the bride's family, the second layer for the groom's family and the top layer for the couple. These days the number of layers varies according to preference. Plus, many bakers give free cut-out pieces to be distributed to guests. For the trad wedding cake, there are a wide variety of designs to choose from. Consult with your baker(s) to discuss the designs, sizes and pricing. Make necessary payments.


* Start planning your honeymoon.
Decide on where you want to spend your honeymoon. Start making the necessary arrangements towards it.

Are you planning your own wedding and need guidelines on how to put things in order in preparation for your big day? Try this timeline we put together.



6 MONTHS AND ABOVE.


* Start a wedding folder.

This is the time for you to start collecting pictures for a variety of ideas on decor, dress, color scheme, bridesmaids dresses, cake, makeup etc. The internet has a plethora of resource on various wedding elements.
Your folder can be an actual folder or a virtual folder on your phone, or facebook page. Or you can create a wedding board on pinterest.com to pin different ideas from websites.


* Determine your budget.

Decide what your budget will be. Having an idea of exactly how much you want to spend helps you stay disciplined along the way. Sure you can make provisions for inflation and unforeseen expenses but try as much as you can not to stray too much from your predetermined budget.

* Decide the ratio of budget-sharing.

This is also the time to decide who contributes what towards all wedding-spending. In Nigeria, a wedding is a huge Family Affair. Therefore both sets of parents, the couple, siblings, extended family members are all key people in this step. The important thing is communication, harmony and understanding amongst concerned parties.


* Start the guest list.

Begin putting together the list of people you would like to have at your wedding. This can be determined by your budget or just by your taste. Some people love small, intimate ceremonies whilst others love to go all out. Keep in mind that catering for guests is one item that'll take a HUGE chunk of your budget so you might want to determine your guest list based on that. Another item that'll eat into your budget is the size and kind of wedding venue. If you're on a budget, yet want a large guest list, you may want to consider using a school field or school hall rather than an events centre. The former is cheaper.

* Reserve your wedding dates and venues for both the ceremony and the reception.

One thing that determines wedding dates in Nigeria is the availability of the venue. So once you decide what period you would like to get married in, the very first step is to secure a venue on your prefered date! Put into consideration that the venue for the ceremony shouldn't be very far from that for the reception. Otherwise your guests (especially those who don't have cars) will just head straight for the reception and skip the beauty of the ceremony.

* Book the Officiants

This is also the time to book the ceremony officiants. Your pastor, iman and other personnel who will be in charge of the ceremony will need advance notice of their duties.
Also, for the Traditional wedding, you'll need to start picking out your Alaga and other necessary officiants.

* Pick your wedding party.

Now is the time to determine who will be on the bridal train. Your bridesmaids, groomsmen, etc will require ample notice of their duties for a number of reasons. For one, it has to be decided whether your wedding date will fit into their schedule. Also they will need advance notice of expenses for their outfits to give them enough time to start saving (lol).

* Hire a wedding planner.

This period is the time to engage the services of a professional who'll help organize the vendors. Even if you don't want a planner, you might still need a wedding day coordinator to oversee the smooth running of things.

* Start researching your vendors.

This includes your caterers, decorator, photographer, videographer, bands, djs, makeup artist, dressmakers, etc. Get samples of their works and designs to help your decisions on whom to choose.


* Start hiring/booking!

You can't start soon enough. Many vendors require months of notice. You may decide to use more than one vendor for each service. For example, a good rule of thumb is to hire separate caterers for ethnic meals and another one for continental/oriental meals. Try not to cluster too many contracts on one caterer. This ensures that you don't get disappointed in many ways. Also you may need one photographer for the bride and family and another one for the groom and family. You may decide to use different decorators for the ceremony, trad wedding and reception. Or use just one and save money. You'll usually need just one videographer, dj, band, makeup artist, MC, etc.


* Schedule meetings with your vendors.

This is the time to start discussing menu, theme for the decoration, music to be played, makeup look, and othe elements. Your budget will be your primary guide. Your tastes and preferences should also help you. We will write a separate article on what to discuss with your vendors and what kinds of questions to ask them. We'll also write about what kinds of instructions to give them look out for that article soon.

Lol. Thanks

DUTIES OF A BRIDAL ASSISTANT.
A bridal assistant helps a bride perform
many wedding tasks in the months
leading up to the wedding day and even
after.
1. INTRODUCTION/ FAMILY MEET-AND-
GREET
ü Arrange for bride’s outfits, makeup,
hair, nails
ü Help send out notices to invited guests
ü Arrange for the photographer, etc
ü Arrange for catering, etc
ü Make arrangements for music
ü Help purchase and gift-wrap gifts to
groom’s family
ü Help with setup, decoration and
cleanup of venue
ü Coordination of vendors
ü Help pickout and deliver asoebi (if any)
ü Wait on the couple and be available to
run errands
ü Act as hostess to attend to invited
guests
ü Wait on bride’s parents and be
available to run errands
2. PRE WEDDING
ü Discuss design, budget, timeline,
logistics
ü Arrange/host a bridal shower
ü Pick out wedding dress, shoes, etc
ü Pick out second/getaway outfit
ü Pick out bridesmaid’s dresses, shoes,
etc
ü Assist with shopping and other pre-
wedding tasks
ü Attend makeover/spa sessions with
bride
ü Select and coordinate wedding
vendors
ü Intermediary between bride and
groom/parents/parents-in-law
ü Intermediary between bride and
vendors/service providers
ü Make hotel bookings for bride and
bridal party
ü Make hotel bookings for out-of-town-
guests
ü Make transport arrangements for out-
of-town-guests
ü Make necessary payments on behalf of
the bride
ü Arrange transportation for bride and
bridal party to hotel
ü Record wedding gifts at showers and
pre-wedding parties
ü Secure wedding gifts and gift money
ü Coordinate appointments for
bridesmaids dress fittings
ü Keep in contact with all the
bridesmaids concerning schedules
and activities
ü Attend all pre-wedding activities with
the bride
ü Attend brides fitting appointments
ü Shop for souvenirs
ü Arrange branding and distribution of
souvenirs
ü Procure and distribute asoebi
ü Address wedding invitations and
deliver them
ü Send out invitation SMSs
ü Arrange for and attend all pre-wedding
photo sessions with couple
ü Run any other wedding errands the
bride needs to have done
3. TRADITIONAL WEDDING
ü Help in picking out couple’s attire,
shoes, beads, accessories etc
ü Help in picking out and purchasing
asoebi
ü Deliver asooebi
ü Hand out souvenirs
ü Purchase and gift-wrap return gifts
from bride’s family
ü Run wedding errands as required
ü Act as provisional hostess to attend to
couple’s personal guests
ü Have the ABC Emergency Kit on hand
for emergencies
4. WEDDING
ü
Assist the bride with pre-wedding
errands and activities
ü Deliver breakfast to the bride and
bridal party (we’ve actually cooked
dinner and wedding morning
breakfast on a couple of occasions....
true story!)
ü Help the bride and bridal party get
ready
ü Help with any last minute problems
that may occur on the wedding day to
spare the bride
ü Responsible for the bride’s bouquet
during the ceremony
ü Receive and secure wedding gifts and
gift money
ü Help transport gifts after reception
ü Help with any changes that may
happen at the reception
ü Make sure bride& bridal party get
served meals during the ceremony
ü Wait on the bride, groom and wedding
party to ensure that they are properly
taken care of during the ceremony
ü Help the bride with addressing
envelopes and recording wedding
gifts
ü Make sure the bride looks perfect for all
the pictures
ü Coordination of vendors
ü Act as provisional hostess to attend to
couple’s personal guests
ü Help the bride change into getaway
clothes
ü Have the ABC Emergency Kit on hand
for emergencies
5. POST WEDDING
ü Pack the bride's gown, veil and
accessories and take to the cleaners
or the bride's mother
ü Help return any items (rental pieces,
tuxedos etc.)
ü Deliver any thank you notes or gifts the
bride and groom require to be
delivered
ü Ensure that couple’s apartment is in
order in preparation for their arrival
from honeymoon

Think of your bridal assistant as your own personal assistant or secretary for every wedding related matter. A bridal assistant will not just plan your wedding for you, she'll also run all the necessary errands required in preparation for the wedding. For example:

1. Help you purchase and deliver your wedding gown and accessories (bags, shoes, bouquet, hair accessories, etc.)
2. Help organise your bridesmaids outfits and accessories and deliver it to them (whether you're purchasing or sewing)
3. Plan and organize your bridal shower and bachelor's eve.
4. Help with the purchase and delivery of wedding invitations.
5. Help in sending out bulk sms invitations.
6. Help your groom and his groomsmen in purchasing their outfits and delivering it to them.
7. Help you purchase your asoebi in bulk and deliver it to your guests. You don't need to spend money hiring an asoebi planner.
8. Help purchase your souvenirs, have them branded and delivered to you. And help hand them out to your guests.
9. Run errands to the printer/publisher for ceremony programs, reception programs and every other printing work that needs to be done.
10. Help your groom to purchase the bride price items and engagement letter and also gift-wrap them. You don't need to hire an "eru iyawo" decorator again. Also, we'll help you purchase the "return" gifts to be offered to the groom's family and also to gift-wrap them.
11. Run errands for you and your parents in many ways.
* for instance if you want to pick up out of town guests and you've got nobody else available to do the job
* if you need someone to purchase food and drink items to entertain guests.
* help secure hotel accomodation for out of town guests.
12. Purchase your traditional wedding outfits and deliver them to you.
13. Purchase your outfits for your pre-wedding photoshoots.
14. Secure all the wedding vendors (food, drinks, desserts, photography, music, decoration, videography, waiters, ushers etc) and have regular discussions with them to ensure that they are up to speed on your tastes and desires before the wedding. Also we'll coordinate them on the wedding day and ensure that the wedding timeline is followed to the letter.
15. On the wedding day, you can trust your bridal assistant to receive your gift money and items from your guests and keep them secure and have them delivered to your home.
16. Oversee all activities to ensure that everything is properly taken care of.



Whatever other errands you can think of as a bride or which your groom and parents need to run, we've got you covered.


Our fees.
Whilst many wedding planners will charge you as much as 20 percent of your budget as their fees (so on a budget of 1 million, expect to pay N200,000), we charge a flat rate of just N80,000. However. For weddings taking place between now and January 2015, we are offering our full-package services for just N65,000.
With just N65,000, you get a personal assistant who will plan and organise your wedding as well run every kind of errand for you in preparation for your big day.


Hurry up and call now to secure your own bridal assistant.
09097981908. Aprilconcierge.ng@gmail.com



Cheers.

It's gonna be a busy week ahead. We look forward to working with many more brides.

Give us a call today.
09097981908



have a great start to the week.

We are offering an amazing discount to brides who have their weddings coming up between now and January, 2015.


Offer available for only the first 10 brides to book with us for their very own Bridal Assistant.

Call us today on 09097981908 or email us at aprilconcierge.ng@gmail.com and let's help pull off your wedding without a hitch.

If you have any questions, you can post them on this thread and we'll answer them as best as we can.


Cheers

WHY YOU SHOULD HIRE A BRIDAL ASSISTANT.

The most important factor is cost. These days, hiring a wedding planner will set you back by about 20-30% of your wedding budget on average.
A Bridal Assistant will only cost you a tiny fraction of that. A little goes a long way with us. And we perform many more tasks than the average wedding planner.
Other reasons are:

1. If you’re going to DIY-plan your
wedding yet want help in running
errands and wedding day coordination,
the bridal concierge is your girl.
2. If you want professional help in planning
your wedding yet want someone to fill in
for aspects of the planning which will
surely not be covered under a wedding
planner’s contract, the bridal concierge is
your girl.
3. If you want someone with
administrative skills to oversee all pre-
wedding and post-wedding activities
and be there for you every step of the
way, the bridal concierge is your girl.
4. If you need someone with a knack for
damage control and who’s armed with
an emergency kit to take care of virtually
every wedding-day emergency which
may arise, the bridal concierge is your
girl.
5. If you’re a busy executive or an out-of-
town bride and need someone to be
your eyes and ears on everything (and
that means EVERYTHING) wedding-
related, the bridal concierge is definitely
your girl.
All-in-all, your bridal concierge is your one-
stop “shop” for everything you’ll need in
ensuring that your wedding goes as
smoothly as possible and that you’re the
pampered, happy bride you deserve to be.
AprilBridalConcierge at 03:00

DUTIES OF A BRIDAL ASSISTANT.

A bridal assistant helps a bride perform many wedding tasks in the months leading up to the wedding day and even after.


1. INTRODUCTION/ FAMILY MEET-AND-
GREET
ü Arrange for bride’s outfits, makeup,
hair, nails
ü Help send out notices to invited guests
ü Arrange for the photographer, etc
ü Arrange for catering, etc
ü Make arrangements for music
ü Help purchase and gift-wrap gifts to
groom’s family
ü Help with setup, decoration and
cleanup of venue
ü Coordination of vendors
ü Help pickout and deliver asoebi (if any)
ü Wait on the couple and be available to
run errands
ü Act as hostess to attend to invited
guests
ü Wait on bride’s parents and be
available to run errands
2. PRE WEDDING
ü Discuss design, budget, timeline,
logistics
ü Arrange/host a bridal shower
ü Pick out wedding dress, shoes, etc
ü Pick out second/getaway outfit
ü Pick out bridesmaid’s dresses, shoes,
etc
ü Assist with shopping and other pre-
wedding tasks
ü Attend makeover/spa sessions with
bride
ü Select and coordinate wedding
vendors
ü Intermediary between bride and
groom/parents/parents-in-law
ü Intermediary between bride and
vendors/service providers
ü Make hotel bookings for bride and
bridal party
ü Make hotel bookings for out-of-town-
guests
ü Make transport arrangements for out-
of-town-guests
ü Make necessary payments on behalf of
the bride
ü Arrange transportation for bride and
bridal party to hotel
ü Record wedding gifts at showers and
pre-wedding parties
ü Secure wedding gifts and gift money
ü Coordinate appointments for
bridesmaids dress fittings
ü Keep in contact with all the
bridesmaids concerning schedules
and activities
ü Attend all pre-wedding activities with
the bride
ü Attend brides fitting appointments
ü Shop for souvenirs
ü Arrange branding and distribution of
souvenirs
ü Procure and distribute asoebi
ü Address wedding invitations and
deliver them
ü Send out invitation SMSs
ü Arrange for and attend all pre-wedding
photo sessions with couple
ü Run any other wedding errands the
bride needs to have done
3. TRADITIONAL WEDDING
ü Help in picking out couple’s attire,
shoes, beads, accessories etc
ü Help in picking out and purchasing
asoebi
ü Deliver asooebi
ü Hand out souvenirs
ü Purchase and gift-wrap return gifts
from bride’s family
ü Run wedding errands as required
ü Act as provisional hostess to attend to
couple’s personal guests
ü Have the ABC Emergency Kit on hand
for emergencies
4. WEDDING
ü
Assist the bride with pre-wedding
errands and activities
ü Deliver breakfast to the bride and
bridal party (we’ve actually cooked
dinner and wedding morning
breakfast on a couple of occasions....
true story!)
ü Help the bride and bridal party get
ready
ü Help with any last minute problems
that may occur on the wedding day to
spare the bride
ü Responsible for the bride’s bouquet
during the ceremony
ü Receive and secure wedding gifts and
gift money
ü Help transport gifts after reception
ü Help with any changes that may
happen at the reception
ü Make sure bride& bridal party get
served meals during the ceremony
ü Wait on the bride, groom and wedding
party to ensure that they are properly
taken care of during the ceremony
ü Help the bride with addressing
envelopes and recording wedding
gifts
ü Make sure the bride looks perfect for all
the pictures
ü Coordination of vendors
ü Act as provisional hostess to attend to
couple’s personal guests
ü Help the bride change into getaway
clothes
ü Have the ABC Emergency Kit on hand
for emergencies
5. POST WEDDING
ü Pack the bride's gown, veil and
accessories and take to the cleaners
or the bride's mother
ü Help return any items (rental pieces,
tuxedos etc.)
ü Deliver any thank you notes or gifts the
bride and groom require to be
delivered
ü Ensure that couple’s apartment is in
order in preparation for their arrival
from honeymoon

Call now to hire yours today.
09097981908

It usually is the duty of the bridal party to
wait on the bride in the months leading up
to the wedding and also on the big day
itself. The maid of honor and the
bridesmaids are to and ensure that the
bride’s every need is attended to and that
she is properly taken care of; no frayed
nerves, no frustrations, just peace and
tranquillity through it all.
However, this means that the bridal party
usually misses out on fun aspects of the day
and are themselves stressed whilst
attending to the bride (missed photo
shoots, missed meals and drinks, throbbing
feet, headaches, sweaty makeup, the list is
endless) .
Also there’s busy work/school schedules,
distance, personal and medical emergencies
which might hinder a bridesmaid from
performing her duties in the weeks/months
leading up to the wedding.
A Bridal Concierge (also known as a
Personal Bridal Assistant) is on hand to
attend to a bride's every need in the period
leading up to her big day and on the day
itself. She's there with the bride every single
step of the way, at every turn, and for every
thing imaginable that is required in the
planning process.
She also relieves the bridal party of their
duties and is there to make sure that
everyone has a great time being pampered
and enjoying all the fun of the party.

She looks awesome.



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Every bride needs a personal assistant.
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