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When consulting with a decorator for the
first time many couples are often unsure of
what information they should bring. It is
important to know that all decorators are
different, and conduct their business in a
variety of ways. Some decorators may have
set packages or rentals to choose from, and
others may customize according to each individual
wedding. Here are some guidelines to consider
for your decorating consultation.
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| Have
a venue in mind, if not already
booked. If you have a venue booked
it can be helpful to note the number
of windows, entrances, and general
room size. |
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| Have
an idea of the number of people
that will be attending, and the
number of people in your wedding
party. |
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| If
you have a venue booked, try to
have the number of tables (seating
arraignments) handy. |
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| If you require
centerpieces you should be aware
of the shape of the tables you are
using, and if you will need linens. |
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| When
meeting with your decorator its
often helpful to bring any pictures
or magazine clippings you like so
the decorator can get a better idea
of your style. |
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| Its also
helpful to bring a picture of the
flowers you will be using for your
bouquets (or at least the names
of them), and swatches of any other
colors you would like to incorporate. |
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| You
can also bring pictures of your
dress, cake, and other accents.
This gives the decorator a better
idea of what the whole day will
be like, allowing the decorating
to match the rest of the elements
of the wedding. |
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Having this information available gives the
decorator a better grasp of your particular
wedding style. It will also help them in deciding
what treatments to prepare for you. Overall,
your decorator wants to make your wedding
day a beautiful one, so dont hesitate
to share your decorating wish list with them.
Good Luck!
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