Planning for full production weddings requires organization, attention to detail, and patience. If you are planning a wedding in the ever popular months of June and July this holiday season marks the six month countdown. Using some of this time over the winter break to make sure that you are double checking the details you already have in place and making decisions about the details that are not yet complete. From selecting the menu for your reception to making sure that you have plenty of seating for both the ceremony and the party afterwards, full production weddings are a lot of work.
If you have ever been planned a wedding before, you will likely not be surprised that 50% of women find planning their wedding more stressful than they imagined. For this reason, a growing number of brides hire event planners to help work out all of the details. From receptions to rehearsal dinners, an event planner knows the kind of questions to ask to make sure that your big day meets your expectations and reflects your personality. And while 56% of all brides are dedicated to providing excellent food at their wedding, the details of making sure that happens are not always easy. With a wedding planner, however, once you come up with the menu that you are most interested in the details can be taken care of by an expert.
Catered weddings can be a great way to help celebrate your big day. Wedding receptions, however, require many plans that are difficult to keep track of. Finding the right event planner, however, can help you attend to details that you did not even know were needed.

Consider some of these facts and figures about the wedding industry and the impact that it has on the nation’s economy:

• 2.4 million weddings are performed in the U.S. every year.
• 40% of brides and grooms-to-be are trying to reflect their personality by selecting an unusual venue for both their wedding and reception.
• 165 is the average number of wedding guests in America.
• 30 is the average age of brides in America.
• 31 is the average age of grooms in America.
• An average of 44,230 weddings take place each weekend.

Full production weddings can be a memorable way to celebrate your big day, and if you are planning a June or July wedding this holiday break is the perfect time to make sure that your planner can help you pay attention to every single detail.