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Comment by Nam Lam on October 22, 2009 at 10:58am

Seeking Wedding Planning Intern (Los Angeles)

A Los Angeles up and coming event planning firm is looking for an intern to support the owner/lead event planner in all areas of design, planning and coordination of events, esp. weddings. Our mission is to create stylish, fresh and sophisticated events that express our clients’ ideas. This is a great opportunity to learn and receive hands-on experience within the event planning industry. This is an unpaid internship with bonus stipends after each finished event and potential to grow with the business.

The ideal candidate MUST have a passion for weddings. Required skills include extremely organized, detail oriented, mature, responsible, very outgoing and a sense of humor. Good communication skills a must, and some event planning experience is preferred, but not required. General computer skills including microsoft office and internet savvy.

Hours will vary, no more than 15 hours/week and length of internship is negotiable.

Please send letter of intention and resume to intern@modernlaweddings.com

Comment by Creative Elegance Weddings on October 21, 2009 at 7:31am

I am a new business and I opened in July of this year. I have a bridal consignment shop and I also do wedding planning. So far I have not had any weddings booked and have sold 2 gowns and a few small other thing in my shop. I know everyone says it takes a while but even after doing a bridal show business has not picked up. Any advice?
Nicole Keesler
Creative Elegance Weddings
www.creativeeleganceweddings2009.com

Comment by WeddingMediator on October 21, 2009 at 6:20am

I agree, Carolyn. I am a lawyer and I still used one to draft my Ombuds agreements. Of course, it's important to remember that contracts are meant to be a 'meeting of the minds'. If you don't have that the contract won't help much.

Comment by Carolyn Verdi on October 21, 2009 at 5:06am

It is great to help friends, but business is business. You might want to talk to an attorney to help you put a contract together so you have the correct wording.

Comment by WeddingMediator on October 19, 2009 at 7:36am

I like LOA because they seem friendlier and it's easier to add a mediation clause that puts everyone in the mood to 'play nicely'. LOL

Comment by linda vandenburgh on October 19, 2009 at 3:52am

I use a contract for the bride. This why they know exactly what they are getting and if they need anything else . we can add it to the contract up to, Two week before the wedding

Comment by Joanna Hendrie on October 19, 2009 at 3:42am

I use a "Letter of Agreement" - this details "eveything" I will be doing for the couple. If they are in agreement, they (the responsible party) signs the LOA. It's pretty straight forward - not legalese. Hope this helps

Comment by Desert Light Weddings on October 18, 2009 at 1:05pm

Hi. I am a new planner & although I am working on my 1st wedding (friends) I really do not have a contract I use. I have an event I need to submit a contract/agreement for, but have been cautioned about scaring off the clients with too much leagalese, yet need to make sure both parties have full understanding of our business together. That said would anyone mind sharing a sample contract with me? If not, my email is contact@desertlightweddings.com Thank you!

Comment by linda vandenburgh on October 18, 2009 at 5:33am

hi how is every one today Iam here for brides to plan their wedding and to do what ever it is to make their day eventful

Comment by Desert Light Weddings on October 18, 2009 at 5:09am

Getting married in Arizona? Desert Light Weddings is here to assist with as little or as much as you need. I also have a travel booking site (guests can save!) and a Honeymoon Registry. I think this is one of the best ideas of the 'century'! (travel and honeymoon registry are free to use) Let me know how I can help you!


Robbie at Desert Light Weddings

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