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Our beautiful couple from last week. Oluwaniyi and Ifedolapo. Event planned by La' Heiress Hospitality Services.

Oluwaniyi contacted us from Dubai, about 8months to their wedding which was supposed to be for June, 2016 but later called in December 2015 and said the date had be moved back to January 7, 2016. Whew!

We had to pull off the whole planning within a month. He is a perfectionist, wanted everything to go perfectly and on a strict budget but we thank God for success.

A big thank you goes to all our vendors who made this happen.

An Ibadan Production.

Event planned and managed by La' Heiress Hospitality Services

Decorator - Decor Mastaz

Photography- Figures Studio

Stationery- Ebenezer Ruth Wedding Stationery

Makeup- @beauty_seat

Cake - @frenzycakes_88

Hostesses- La' Heiress Hostesses

DJ - DJ Dimeji Sho Shogbola

All mails will be replied soon. Thank you.

Ever wanted to be the source of joy for brides, turning their love stories to beautiful weddings but never had the opportunity to? Here is giving you a great opportunity to be part of the La' Heiress Hospitality Services team.


Qualities Expected:

* Must be hard working and ready to work.

* Must be able to get resources, vendor sourcing...

*Must be fluent in both written and spoken english.

* Must be able to interract and take down notes, e.g, minutes of a meeting etc

* Must be ready to learn.

* Must be able to run errands.

* Use of Microsoft word


WHAT YOU STAND TO GAIN:

* Free Wedding Planning Training

* Getting to work with our professionals on the field.

* Creating a platform for you to establish yourself in the Wedding Industry

* Financial freedom

* The Experience


Please send your CV's to info@la-heiress.com

Thank you

Our last client for 2015!! The stunning Lanre and Busola. They took us all the way to Abeokuta and it was beautiful. The love between these two could light up an entire forest. They complemented each other perfectly. Cute bride and her handsome boo. May this be the beginning of new things in your lives. And thank you for making us a part of your big day. We love you.

Event managed by @laheiress

@mofebamuyiwa captured this shot beautifully.

Aso oke by the very talented @bimmms24 it worked perfectly.

makeup by @makeupbychinny she looked absolutely beautiful and stunning.

Cake- @exousiacakes

Decor- jydex decor and events

Thank you all for making their day a success.

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Our 3rd event for the month of December, 18/19.12.2015 the amazingly sweet and calm bride Ibukun or as I fondly call her, Ibk. Ibukun contacted me months ago from the United States and wanted us to handle her Wedding Stationery. She had so much faith in us, it was unbelievable, I never got to meet her but she was extremely sweet and kept saying, Lamide, I know you will do a great job.

We started with her wedding invitation cards, she said, lamide, I like hard cards, I don't like all the cards I see, i want a seal too... She was so knowledgeable about stationery, she described what she wanted but she didn't have a design in mind. So we had our graphic designer design 3 different cards and then she got confused.

When the end product of the card was delivered, she kept screaming that she loved the card, even though she wasn't in the country, she said her family loved the card. That was how we got to make all her wedding stationeries from IV's to cake boxes, to welcome frames to wedding programme, to table place cards, to banners. @ebenezerruth did an awesome job! They keep my clients happy with their innovative designs and concepts. Thank you so much.

I had two events that day, hers was in the city of Ibadan and the other in Osogbo and I had to be at both. And somehow, we made it happen. Thank you for trusting us dear. May God bless your Union darling.

Our second event for the month of December 11/12.12.2015 was our beautiful Oyo Bride Adejumobi Adesewa Amao, I personally admire Sewa. When she contacted me months before her wedding, she had a lot on her plate, She was working, also doing her Masters programme and at the same time planning her wedding. How she was able to combine all three, only God knows.

She was such a sweet bride to work with, and very caring too. She cared about our logositics and vendors accommodation. She took us all the way to Oyo and her hospitality was out of this world. She kept saying Olamide Thank you, you were more than a planner, you were my sister. This really touched me.

Thank you for making us a big part of your day love, may God bless your marriage with plenty children and love always. We love you.

VENDORS

Event managed by- La' Heiress Hospitality Services, our event coordinator, Flora did an exceptional job. Well done dear.

Decoration- Doppy bridals and Events

Caterer- BeeJay Caterers

Photography and Videography- Kevin Awesome Photography

Makeup- @evoresignatures

Hairstylist- @hairbysleame

Aso Oke- Ayaoba Fabrics

Our second event for the month of December 11/12.12.2015 was our beautiful Oyo Bride Adejumobi Adesewa Amao, I personally admire Sewa. When she contacted me months before her wedding, she had a lot on her plate, She was working, also doing her Masters programme and at the same time planning her wedding. How she was able to combine all three, only God knows.

She was such a sweet bride to work with, and very caring too. She cared about our logositics and vendors accommodation. She took us all the way to Oyo and her hospitality was out of this world. She kept saying Olamide Thank you, you were more than a planner, you were my sister. This really touched me.

Thank you for making us a big part of your day love, may God bless your marriage with plenty children and love always. We love you.

VENDORS

Event Coordinators- La' Heiress Hospitality Services, our event coordinator, Flora did an exceptional job. Well done dear.

Decoration- Doppy bridals and Events

Caterer- BeeJay Caterers

Photography and Videography- Kevin Awesome Photography

Makeup- @evoresignatures

Hairstylist- @hairbysleame

Aso Oke- Ayaoba Fabrics

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Its been a very busy month of December for us, starting with Vixa Pharmaceuticals Corporate Event we had on the first of December, just after my wedding. It was their end of the year party and it was a blast! A big thank you goes to all our vendors who made this happen. And our Media partners WOW! Media Concepts for the referral. Thank you thank you!

VENDORS

Event Coordinators- La' Heiress Hospitality Services

Decoration- Lavish By Michelle IG: @lavishbymichelle

Catering- DetoluGbela IG: @detolugbela

Photography: Shile Shonoiki Photography IG: @shileshonoikiphotography

Videography- Finese Visuals IG: @finesevisuals

DJ- DJ A- Slide IG: @djaslide

MC- KC Brown

Hostesses- La' Heiress Hostesses IG: @laheiress

Table Settings- Bora Catering

Stationery- Ebenezer Ruth Stationery IG: @ebenezerruth

Small Weddings are becoming harder by the day to achieve in Nigeria. Mainly because of social media. Every bride wants their wedding featured by popular wedding blogs (can you blame them? Who no like better thing). More so, upcoming vendors feel they need to increase their prices due to the hype of other famous vendors on social media.

When planning your wedding, think about this...

1. The people you try to please on social media won't pay the debts for you after the wedding.

2. Your wedding pictures will be forgotten the moment another superior wedding is featured.

3. Whether you spend millions or thousands, whether it's a big wedding or a small wedding, you will still be married anyway and is that not the whole point for the celebration?

4. No money after wedding cost isn't the best way to start a new marriage and lack of money is one of the fundamental causes for marital issues.

5. Owing vendors who have delivered their services isn't cool. And trust me, you do not want them burning up your phone every minute of the day. It can destroy a good relationship.

6. And like I always advise, if you have the money and you want a lavish wedding, by all means, go for it, as long as it doesn't end up in debts afterwards.

Olamide~ The Heiress
La' Heiress Hospitality Services

Thank you everyone...

Hello dear, congratulations on your upcoming wedding. If you don't mind, I can help with the aforementioned but I will need more details from you. Please when is the date in February and what do you look out for in each of the vendors? Please contact me via WhatsApp and we can take it up from there. I am a wedding planner, I don't have to plan your wedding, I just want to help get you the appropriate vendors. 08187003137. Olamide

darushmakeovers, I loved my makeup! I looked really transformed! I kept saying it wasn't me, and everyone said it was a very pretty makeover. And I was glad to give your contact details to those who asked me. I love you gurl! You made my day!

Arokodare Omotayo you transformed the space beyond my imagination. You are the bestest ever! You surprised me in more than a million ways! Thank you soon much for wowing my guests in ways only you could have done. Everyone was Oohing and Aahing when they stepped in. Love you guys!!!

I really do not know where to start from, I met my soulmate and got married to him today. Words cannot describe what I feel for these sets of people! They made my day, went all out for me! Love doesn't describe this, not in the least!

Sobanjo Adebola you are awesome, I don't know what I would have done without you. You are indeed a friend indeed. Thank you so much for everything. I love you.

Busayo, you are more than a blessing to me, you have been with me on this from the very start. May God surprise you the way you surprised me. I love you girl.

Will reply asap.

SylarsMcQuins:
Thanks, sent u an email now

Hello, please cont

SylarsMcQuins:
Can I have ur email address please coz I'll love to ask u some questions.
Thanks

Okay, thank you @sylarsMcQuins bakare.lamide@gmail.com

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More pictures... Sorry we couldn't get all professional pictures.

We've had a very busy couple of months, planning and planning. Watch this space for pictures soon.

This month has been very hectic, we've had 5 events in one week and at 3 different states, Lagos, Ilesha and Ibadan. We took 25 hostesses all the way to ilesha! Thank God for journey mercies. God has been faithful. Thank you to an awesome team.

Watch out for part 3 next week. Until then, you can visit my blog for more on budget weddings

www.justbudgetweddings.com

Thank you.

Olamide~ The Heiress

The person you choose to provide your makeup services on the day of your wedding will likely be spending several hours with you and your bridal party. So it is important that you trust and like him or her.

Here is a list of questions that you should ask most of, if not all, based on your needs and circumstances, to ensure you’re hiring a professional who will provide the level of services you deserve on Your Day.

 

1) How do I book you for my wedding date? Do you require a deposit? What about a contract?

Understand what the artist requires to secure your date on her book. Sometimes the deposit will be nominal, but most will require 25 – 50% of the total package of services. And be sure to get it all in writing, with receipts for each payment. There should also be provisions made for unusual or unforeseen events like cancellation of the contract or illness on the wedding day. This gives you legal recourse to recover your funds if the artist does not provide the services as agreed.
 

2) Will it be YOU at my wedding or another artist? What happens if you can’t make it on my day?

The artist who does your Trial Run or Preview Session should be the artist who does your makeup on your wedding day. This is the person you’ve discussed the details of your wishes and developed a report with. Also ask what happens if that artist is unable to come on your wedding day.  

 
3) How many weddings have you done? Do you normally work with brides?

Just as in any profession, makeup artists can “specialize” in any number of areas. Those who work with brides exclusively will understand their needs better than an artist who works with runway models or for print advertising.
 

4) What is your background?  Where did you learn to apply makeup?

I do not believe that this is the most important question to ask, it should still be asked. After all, there are incredibly talented artists who have never set foot in a classroom! The artist’s portfolio or most recent work should weigh more heavily in your decision. But the answer to this question may give you insight into who this person is and whether you’ll “click” with them.

 
5) May I see your portfolio?

Her portfolio will give you a good indication of her versatility and style. Are all the faces made up the same way, or has she brought out the best in each face?

6) Do you have a website or blog?

This is a good indication of the artist’s level of professionalism and dedication to her career. You will probably gain your first impression of the artist from online media, and so it should be informative, complete and current. Any artist with photos of work she did in the 19th century on her site is not the artist you want on your wedding day.

 
7) May I call a few references?

This is probably the most forgotten or skipped step in hiring any wedding professional, not just makeup artists.  But hearing feedback from previous bridal clients ensures this artist is working regularly in the bridal field.

What do you charge?

This shouldn’t be the only criteria you look at before hiring an artist, it must be considered, of course! Ask about packages that fit the size of your bridal party or if there’s a price discount with a certain size group. Also ask what’s included in that rate, such as products for touch-ups or if she stays through the ceremony.

 
9) What size of bridal party do you accommodate? How long will it take to get makeup for my bridal party of <fill in the blank>?

If you have a large bridal party, this will be a very important question to ask. If you ceremony is at 11:00 AM and you have 8 bridesmaids, be prepared to be out of bed early that day. Most artists will need a minimum of 30 minutes with each bridesmaid, to as much as an hour with the bride. Make sure you carefully plan enough time on the wedding day so that preparations are not rushed.

 
10) Can you duplicate a makeup look from pictures in a magazine?

Not all artists are comfortable working from a picture, while others may insist you provide one. Just be sure the picture you choose is of a woman with similar bone structure and skin tone as yourself. Eye makeup styles that look great on large, almond-shaped eyes like Jackie Appiah’s will not look the same on smaller, round eyes like Genevieve.

 
11) What methods of payment do you accept?

Make sure that you have the funds available for her preferred payment method and get a receipt for every installment.


12) What kinds/brands of products do you use? Is this makeup good for pictures or photography?

You may not recognize the name brands used by pro artists, and that’s OK. What you’re really looking for is to exclude any artists who use one specific brand exclusively. As a professional who has used many, many brands, I can assure you that no single company does everything “right” for every person or situation. Select an artist who can change products to fit your needs and your skin.
 

13) How do I keep my makeup fresh for the whole day? How will the product wear? What about color-matched products to touch up with?

This is another area where choice of products is so important, and having an artist that can tailor those products to fit your needs and skin.  Professional products will stay fresh looking for many hours longer than most consumer-grade products. Many artists will also provide products for touch-ups at her cost or include it in her services.

 
14) I have skin allergies or severe acne. Can you work with me? Do you airbrush? Can you contour my face? How about covering blemishes or my tattoo? Do you apply false lashes? Do you do wedding hair?

Based on your particular needs, you may want to ask some or all of these questions and I’ve listed them here as a group.

 
15) Do you charge a travel or location fee? How far do you travel? What other travel-related expenses will I need to cover? What will be the total cost of the services I want?  

Many artists will offer to travel to your wedding location for your wedding day, you need to ask what the extra fee will cost but for your trial run, you may be required to travel to their studio or salon.

 
16) What happens at the Trial Run or Preview Session? Do I come to you for this appointment? How much is the Trial or is it included in your services? How long will the Trial Run take? What is included in the Trial Run?

The Trial Run or Preview Session is so important to ensure that the makeup your artist provides on Your Day is everything that you want.  It’s a good idea to take a camera with you to preserve the look she creates for you.

17) On my wedding day, do I come to you, or do you travel to my venue (or where I’m getting dressed)?

18) Do you sell cosmetic products? Will my bridal party hear a sales pitch on my wedding day?

Is she an artist or a sales person? On your wedding day, do you really want to hear a sales pitch, or have your bridal party surprised by one? In my opinion, that’s not only unprofessional, but also rude.

 
19) How many events will you work on my wedding day?

This is often an overlooked, yet crucial, question to ask before booking. If preparations on The Day don’t go quite as planned and run late, you need to know that your makeup artist will not be leaving before all the bridesmaids are done, just because she has another wedding that day. You also want to ensure you won’t be the third bridal party s GBhe’s worked for that day and arriving at your venue with dirty equipment and physically tired. Keep in mind, though, that an artist who works this way may also have a minimum booking requirement, especially on weekends or for in-demand dates.

I hope you find these tips useful. Good luck!

Watch out for part two next week.

Till then, visit www.justbudgetweddings..com

1. CAN THE CATERER PROVIDE REFERENCES FROM PREVIOUS CLIENTS?

References can tell you what you may not find out just by talking to the caterer, including what it's like to work with this company or individual. Get at least two references who had a similar number of wedding guests and reception menu style.

2. Is the caterer working any other weddings or events on the same weekend or same day?

Sometimes, caterers will stack two or more events onto the same day or weekend. This doesn't have to be a deal breaker by any means, but you want to be sure if the caterer does have other events and if your wedding will get the staff and attention it deserves.

3. Does the caterer specialize in certain types of food, such as local, ethnic or continental dishes? Does the caterer work with fresh, not frozen, food?

If you have a particular type of cuisine in mind, use a caterer who specializes in it. Not only will they have all the right resources, the caterer will also know how to properly prepare the food, meaning better, tastier results. Let's face it -- asking a local chef to create country-French cooking probably isn't going to end well.

4. Does the catered meal come full service?

This just means that the caterer, in addition to food preparation, will handle everything from the table settings to bar service and cleanup. What's included depends on the catering company and the packages they offer. If it isn't full service, you'll have to find (and pay) additional staff.

5. What's the average price range, and does the caterer offer packages? How many appetizer and entrée choices come with the package? Are costs itemized depending on the foods you choose, or does the caterer offer an all-inclusive rate?

A good chunk of your budget will go to catering, so take some time to carefully weigh your options when choosing a caterer.

Packages can save you some serious money, especially if you plan on having a lengthy guest list. Some catering packages include appetizers, salad, entrée and dessert (or cake), plus bar services in some cases.

If your caterer does offer multiple packages, ask for sample menus to determine which one works best for you.

6. When does the caterer need finalized choices?

Your caterer needs to know your menu choices by a certain date, so they'll have all the ingredients ready to go for the day of your wedding.


7. When will the tasting take place? Does the caterer offer tastings before being hired?

Reading reviews of a wedding caterer is one thing, but you'll need to taste the food yourself to be sure. Definitely opt to do it beforehand if possible it will allow you to make an informed decision.


8. Will the caterer provide the cutlery plates, napkins, charger plates – and are they extra charges?

If a caterer doesn't outfit their events with these necessary items and you want them, you'll have to rent them yourself, which can quickly add up to your budget. Even if a caterer does have them, ask to see them to make sure they're up to par. Also ask if it comes at an additional charge.

9. Will the caterer provide a waiters? How many are included in the package and what's the fee for additional waiters?

Top caterers say they always use their own serving personnel, even if the you want to provide them. They know the ins and outs of how the company operates, so they're better able to provide seamless service. You'll want about 2 waiters for every six tables for a sit-down meal.

10. What will the caterer and their staff wear?

You want to make sure the catering staff dresses appropriately for the tone and style of your wedding – if you're planning a formal black-tie wedding, you might not want waiters in polo shirts.


11. Will the caterer provide drinks, or do you need to handle the it separately?

Why you want to know: Most catering companies supply the drinks, but supplying it yourself can save you money.


12. How do delivery, setup and breakdown work? What does the caterer do and is there an additional fee? How much time will the caterer need to set up? When will the caterer need access to the wedding site?

You need these details in order to coordinate with your wedding venue and determine a time when your caterer can start setting up. You also need to know how much time the caterer needs for clean-up, because some venues may have a restriction on how late staff can stay. Meaning you'll have to pay the wedding venue extra fee for the extra time.

13. Where will the caterer prepare the food? Are there on-site facilities, Bride's parents house? Or the wedding venue will have to provide facilities for them?

If the caterer has to bring in equipment, there may be an additional fee. So before you decide on a company, make sure you know what type of facilities your wedding venue has and the potential obstacles this could pose for the type of caterer.

14. Will the caterer set out the wedding place cards and menus we created?

If the caterer says no, you'll need to enlist the help of your wedding planner, a family member or friend to deal with these wedding details. No matter who is putting them out, give them instructions (and a photo) of how you want them displayed at the wedding reception.

15. Who will oversee the event on the wedding day? Will the same caterer you worked with when planning also oversee meal service on the day? What will happen if he's sick or otherwise unable to be there?

Ideally, the person you worked with from the catering company throughout the planning process (and who best understands your needs) will be your wedding day contact. If this person isn't available, they should have a suitable replacement in mind from the company (ask to meet with this person too).

16. Does the caterer have extra charges, such as a security deposit (caution fee)?

Any extra charges from the caterer are going to affect your bottom line, so it's best to know ahead of time to plan for it.

17. How does the caterer arrange the food on the buffet or plate? Can you see photos of previous presentations from the caterer?

Presentation is everything, and even the most delectable dish can seem unappetizing if poorly presented by the caterer. You've put a lot of time and effort into all of your other wedding details— the food shouldn't be any different.


I hope this helps when selecting your wedding catering vendor.

For more tips, visit www.justbudgetweddings..com

Olamide~ The Heiress
07087668124
08187003137 (WhatsApp only)

When choosing a hall for your event, you should take into consideration the hall decoration (the hall itself). Because the setting of the venue may well suggest the color theme for you. If the hall has strong colors, you'll need to select a color scheme that complements.

I mean you wouldn't want your orange and green against a lemonish-blue draped windows, over-pattered carpets and bright red walls. If your heart is set on a color, then you must pick a neutrally decorated hall/site.

However, if you don't succeed in your search for the perfect hall, and get stuck with such over-patterned kind, consider predominantly white and/or cream for the color scheme, as this will be both effective and matching.

This will also allow you to add a touch here and there of your color theme without overdoing it, but you can be sure that these splashes of color will tone down any spartan feel of the white theme.

Olamide~ The Heiress
La' Heiress Hospitality Services
08187003137 (WhatsApp only)
www.justbudgetweddings..com

When choosing a hall for your event, you should take into consideration the hall decoration (the hall itself). Because the setting of the venue may well suggest the color theme for you. If the hall has strong colors, you'll need to select a color scheme that complements.

I mean you wouldn't want your orange and green against a lemonish-blue draped windows, over-pattered carpets and bright red walls. If your heart is set on a color, then you must pick a neutrally decorated hall/site.

However, if you don't succeed in your search for the perfect hall, and get stuck with such over-patterned kind, consider predominantly white and/or cream for the color scheme, as this will be both effective and matching.

This will also allow you to add a touch here and there of your color theme without overdoing it, but you can be sure that these splashes of color will tone down any spartan feel of the white theme.

Olamide~ The Heiress
La' Heiress Hospitality Services
08187003137 (WhatsApp only)
www.justbudgetweddings..com

When choosing a hall for your event, you should take into consideration the hall decoration (the hall itself). Because the setting of the venue may well suggest the color theme for you. If the hall has strong colors, you'll need to select a color scheme that complements.

I mean you wouldn't want your orange and green against a lemonish-blue draped windows, over-pattered carpets and bright red walls. If your heart is set on a color, then you must pick a neutrally decorated hall/site.

However, if you don't succeed in your search for the perfect hall, and get stuck with such over-patterned kind, consider predominantly white and/or cream for the color scheme, as this will be both effective and matching.

This will also allow you to add a touch here and there of your color theme without overdoing it, but you can be sure that these splashes of color will tone down any spartan feel of the white theme.

Olamide~ The Heiress
La' Heiress Hospitality Services
08187003137 (WhatsApp only)
www.justbudgetweddings..com

THE IMPORTANCE OF A PRE-WEDDING CONSULTATION

I cannot over emphasize the importance of a pre-wedding consultation. No bride should plan a wedding without a proper consultation. It will save you a lot of money and stress and also helps you to avoid some critical mistakes which may affect the success of the wedding.

A few days ago, a couple came in for their pre-wedding consultation. After much debate on my consultation fee, the groom eventually agreed and decided to come with his bride-to-be.

After the consultation, he asked, " how do you make your profit? I thought there was no need for a consultation fee but now, I don't think you charge enough, i am more than glad i came today, i couldnt even continue jotting, I know and understand more now and he just went on and on..." I was hired on the spot.

We went through all the vendors, one after the other and explained what to know and expect from each one of them. Also giving them ideas on how to bring their dream wedding to life! It took about 4 to 5 hours but it was worth it.

More so, I was able to get a 60k off their photography with whom they had already bargained with, all because of the planner\vendor relationship i had with him.

A pre-wedding consultation is not a luxury, it is a way of avoiding wedding planning mistakes by 80%.

Olamide~ The Heiress

Contact us today:
08187003137 (WhatsApp)
07087668124

THE IMPORTANCE OF A PRE-WEDDING CONSULTATION

I cannot over emphasize the importance of a pre-wedding consultation. No bride should plan a wedding without a proper consultation. It will save you a lot of money and stress and also helps you to avoid some critical mistakes which may affect the success of the wedding.

A few days ago, a couple came in for their pre-wedding consultation. After much debate on my consultation fee, the groom eventually agreed and decided to come with his bride-to-be.

After the consultation, he asked, " how do you make your profit? I thought there was no need for a consultation fee but now, I don't think you charge enough, i am more than glad i came today, i couldnt even continue jotting, I know and understand more now and he just went on and on..." I was hired on the spot.

We went through all the vendors, one after the other and explained what to know and expect from each one of them. Also giving them ideas on how to bring their dream wedding to life! It took about 4 to 5 hours but it was worth it.

More so, I was able to get a 60k off their photography with whom they had already bargained with, all because of the planner\vendor relationship i had with him.

A pre-wedding consultation is not a luxury, it is a way of avoiding wedding planning mistakes by 80%.

Olamide~ The Heiress

Contact us today:
08187003137 (WhatsApp)
07087668124

THE IMPORTANCE OF A PRE-WEDDING CONSULTATION

I cannot over emphasize the importance of a pre-wedding consultation. No bride should plan a wedding without a proper consultation. It will save you a lot of money and stress and also helps you to avoid some critical mistakes which may affect the success of the wedding.

A few days ago, a couple came in for their pre-wedding consultation. After much debate on my consultation fee, the groom eventually agreed and decided to come with his bride-to-be.

After the consultation, he asked, " how do you make your profit? I thought there was no need for a consultation fee but now, I don't think you charge enough, i am more than glad i came today, i couldnt even continue jotting, I know and understand more now and he just went on and on..." I was hired on the spot.

We went through all the vendors, one after the other and explained what to know and expect from each one of them. Also giving them ideas on how to bring their dream wedding to life! It took about 4 to 5 hours but it was worth it.

More so, I was able to get a 60k off their photography with whom they had already bargained with, all because of the planner\vendor relationship i had with him.

A pre-wedding consultation is not a luxury, it is a way of avoiding wedding planning mistakes by 80%.

Olamide~ The Heiress

Contact us today:
08187003137 (WhatsApp)
07087668124

Hello @jessica23, thank you for your comment. The thing with prints is, the higher the number the less the price and the lower the number the more the price. This is because, printing works by impression, that is, for each plate, it can run a thousand times. If you do 20 pieces , you will still pay the same amount for the plate, whether it is 20 pieces or 500 pieces you make. So telling a printer to print 20 pieces will probably cost you more than a 100 pieces.