Wedding planning refers to planning for a wedding tailored to the guests, covering various wedding forms and combinations of various wedding forms.
Wedding planners tailor weddings for newcomers based on their different hobbies, pursuits or appeals. It is not a simple combination of process combinations and venue layouts, such as a simple wedding service project combination, but based on the interests and requirements of the newcomers, the entire wedding revolves around one to two themes or two to three focuses. In order to express these themes and focuses, the venue layout style, lighting, music, props, emotional expression, stage programs, hosts, host words and other people, objects, scenes and other elements need to be perfectly coordinated to interpret the expected wedding! A good wedding has a soul, which allows all guests and friends to participate, devote, rejoice, shock, move, bless and unforgettable together.
The focus of wedding planning is on the wedding itself, while the focus of venue layout is on the layout of the scene. The wedding is greater than the venue layout. For a good wedding, the venue layout serves the wedding. It is an element set up to better express the wedding, just like the surrounding environment layout set up in a movie to express the theme. The venue layout serves to do a good wedding. If you focus on the venue layout and ignore the wedding itself, the result is that more people pay attention to the on-site layout rather than the feeling brought by the wedding itself. A good wedding should take both into account, as well as many other elements.
There are various types of weddings, such as lawn weddings, candlelight weddings, fairy tale weddings, Chinese weddings, theme weddings, personality weddings, etc. A creative wedding should be a small party concept, simple and full of personality, with more interactions between the host and the guests, guests blessing the newlyweds, and the newlyweds also have gifts to give. At the same time, there can also be some on-site activities to increase the emotional exchanges between friends; this requires a guiding subject to string the entire scene together, so many wedding creative companies play such a "stringing" role in it.
