Today we talked about some of the types of shows that are put on...
-Traditional trade show style with booths and
fashion shows.
-Themed rooms coordinated by wedding professionals in the room.
-Workshops
-Alternative shows
-Open Houses - often free and put on by the
venues
-Mock weddings
We also touched on what to do at a show...
-Look
at the professionals. Did they look prepared for the day?
-Schedule
a consultation. You will want more than 5 minutes with them to judge if they are right for your wedding
-Utilize
Pinterest. If you like what you see, snap a picture and pin it to your wedding board
-Don't
sign up for everything. If you don't need a photographer, don't sign up for
their drawing. It can be easy to get caught up in all the drawings, so only pick the ones you really want to win.
And the last thing we were able to talk about was a bride show kit to help you make sense of all the materials that will be given to you through the day.
Bridal Show Kit:
-Three ring binder
-Information labels. You name, wedding date, phone and email. This way you don't have to write it a million times
-Sticky notes. Afte talking with a wedding profession make a note on their marketing material with a stinky notes as to why you liked them. Trust me you will forget later!
-Highlighter and pens
-Water
-Comfortable shoes
-Questions to ask the wedding pros..
- Do you
have my date available?
- Have you
done a ______________ wedding? Ethnic, size, location
- Do you
have a travel charge?
*Make your
own list
Thanks again to AM Northwest for having me on the show today!
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