Is your business a “passionate hobby” or a professional enterprise? From mandatory venue requirements to the $2M liability standard, here is the definitive guide to why every Canadian wedding planner needs insurance from day one.
You need a portfolio to book couples, but you need couples to build a portfolio. Break the cycle with our guide on how to get experience as a wedding planner without any clients, featuring the secrets of “styled shoots” and industry-first infrastructure.
You don’t need a corporate office to launch a six-figure career. From mastering the unglamorous “infrastructure” to building a digital storefront, here is the definitive guide to starting a successful wedding planning business from home.
Is a wedding planning business actually profitable? From $60 registrations to $3,000 certifications, discover the 5-phase financial roadmap to launching a professional wedding planning business in Canada for $2,000 to $5,000.
Stop treating your passion like a hobby. From the “Inspiration vs. Infrastructure” reality check to scaling your wedding planner salary in Toronto, here is the definitive guide to building a financially sustainable career in the wedding industry.
Is your business a sustainable career or an expensive hobby? From the transparency of flat fees to the scalability of the percentage model, here is the definitive guide to how wedding planners make money and how to price your infrastructure for profit.
Budgeting for a wedding or building your business? From flat fees to the 15% luxury model, here is the transparent breakdown of wedding planner costs in Canada and exactly what drives those premium price tags.
Can you actually make a living as a wedding planner? From hourly assistant rates to the high-revenue world of independent business ownership, here is the breakdown of wedding planner salaries in Toronto and how to scale your income to six figures.
Planning a wedding is 20% inspiration and 80% infrastructure. From strategic budgeting to crisis management and client leadership, here is the definitive guide to the 10+ skills you need to launch a professional wedding planning business.
Planner or Coordinator—which one do you want to be? From 18-month design journeys to high-adrenaline “day-of” logistics, here is the definitive guide to understanding wedding industry roles and responsibilities.
The short answer is no—you don’t need a diploma to plan the perfect “I do.” From WPIC certifications to building a local Toronto vendor network, discover the 3-step action plan to launch your wedding planning career without a degree.