Calling all Recessionista Brides!

April 22, 2009

petiteIt’s no news that the economy is a bit, well, let’s call it “unhappy”. This “unhappiness” is affecting just about everyone and everything, likely including your wedding budget. So my pal and recent newlywed Nance (owner of Brideface) and I decided to brainstorm ways to spread a little cheer to the Recessionista Brides out there who want and need quality, professional services for their wedding but can benefit from a bit of economic relief. We’ve both come up with downsized versions of our regular services – these smaller solutions will help you get what you need without breaking the bank!

For my part, I’m offering what I’m calling my “Petite Planning” session. It’s a two hour consultation to cover any aspect of planning that you need assistance with, such as setting your priorities and reviewing your planning timeline, overall budget guidance and suggestions, tips and tricks for DIY projects, general advice and/or up to three vendor referrals. In addition to the two-hour consultation, you’ll also receive a free gift of a stylish binder filled with all of the dividers, pockets and worksheets you need to keep you on track and stress-free during the rest of your planning. The cost? A wallet-friendly $150. And best of all, if afterward you decide to hire Aviva Events for a custom planning/coordination package, the cost of your Petite Planning session will be applied towards your new investment. Just call 513-288-0356 or e-mail me to schedule your session!

Curious what Nancy has to offer? Hop on over to her blog for the scoop on how to get a high-quality professional makeup artist on your wedding day, for less.

I have a few budget-related blog posts in the works, so be sure to check back for more suggestions on how to make a budget plan that works for you… and perhaps more importabtly, how to stick to it!

  1. Events by Danielle posted the following on April 22, 2009 at 9:25 pm.

    This is a great way to package this concept..I have noticed a few companies lowering prices or offering a la carte, who did not in the past.. but this is great, nicely packaged.


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