Wedding Planning Packages for A Rocky Mountain Wedding
There’s nothing more breathtaking than a wedding in the Rocky Mountains.
Every season in the mountains has its own treasures. The Aspen trees that turn meadows and mountainsides into gold in the fall, snow-capped mountain peaks in the late fall and winter, and newly emerging wildflower-speckled meadows in the spring. With the large number of venues to choose from - whether it be a ranch, mountainside, castle, or mansion - and all the other details that go into planning a Rocky Mountain wedding, it’s a good idea to enlist the help of a wedding planner who is familiar with the area. They will be able to help you create the wedding of your dreams. Here is a breakdown of different planning packages and what you can expect from them.
Full Rocky Mountain Wedding Planning Package
The full planning and design package offers the couple assistance at every step of the way, from finding the perfect Rocky Mountain venue to budget management. You still have complete control of the decisions to make your dream wedding come true. You also have expert guidance on the various aspects of the wedding. This package is for the couple that wants to avoid the stress that comes with planning a wedding or needs help with designing the big day. Here are some of the things that a wedding planner typically provides with a full wedding planning package. (Note: every wedding planner is different, so ask what is offered in their wedding packages)
Unlimited communication with the couple
Planning checklists
Budget management
Venue research, recommendations & tours
Décor & design
Rental equipment reservation/coordination
Create a wedding day timeline
Attend final walk-through with venue & catering
Coordinate all vendors on the wedding day
Ceremony & reception set up & break down
Ceremony & reception coordination with the bridal party
RSVP management
Rehearsal Dinner Coordination
Partial Rocky Mountain Wedding Planning Package
If you and your partner have already done a lot of the heavy lifting with the planning but still need some help with decor or bringing everything together, you should consider a partial planning package. Here are the things that a wedding planner typically provides with a partial wedding planning package. (Note: every wedding planner is different, so ask what is offered in their wedding packages)
Communication with the couple as needed
Planning checklists
Vendor research & recommendations
Partial décor and design
Create a wedding day timeline
Attend final walk-through with venue & catering
Run ceremony rehearsal
Coordinate all vendors on the wedding day
Reception set up & breakdown
Wedding Management Package
These are sometimes called day-of packages. The wedding planner is there on your wedding day to make sure everything goes off as planned and to head off any hiccups in the day. Here are some of the things that a wedding planner typically provides with a full wedding planning package. (Note: every wedding planner is different, so ask what is offered in their wedding packages)
Planning checklists
Vendor recommendations
Create a wedding day timeline
Attend final walk-through with venue & catering
Coordinate all vendors on the wedding day
Ceremony & reception coordination with the bridal party
Hiring a full-service wedding planner may seem like a large expense but it can end up saving you money and time (and sanity) in the end. An experienced, knowledgeable wedding planner will make the whole process a lot less enjoyable for you and your partner, they might even save some family relationships from being strained due to the planning process.