Save 250 Hours Planning With Wedgewood Weddings

At Wedgewood Weddings, we know planning a wedding takes a lot of time! According to a recent study, couples spend an average of 528 hours on wedding planning. When we surveyed our recent clients this past December, we found that using our services saves couples over 250 hours compared to that overall average. That's a lot of extra time couples could be spending enjoying their engagement together instead of coordinating every little detail!

By offering expert planning guidance and streamlined packages, we deliver huge time and cost savings to busy couples. We asked close to 300 recent couples to rate how long each aspect of planning took working with us. They unanimously agreed the Wedgewood Weddings experience was fun and stress-free!

After settling on their budget and securing their venue, our couples spent around 126 hours finalizing vendor details, managing their guest list, choosing wedding songs, and any personal DIY projects for their big day. With us handling the venue, catering, overall planning, and more for them behind the scenes, our couples can focus their energy on what really matters - customizing meaningful details and relaxing into newlywed bliss together! In fact, 97% of our couples don't feel the need to hire an outside wedding planner at all.

As Alyssa Keith, Expert Wedding Planner, puts it: "We take care of the heavy lifting so couples can maximize their precious time together before saying I do." Our packages give couples flexibility to DIY special details or leave everything completely up to our experts.

From the first walkthrough to the send-off, our all-inclusive packages promise a five-star celebration carefully crafted for each couple. As recent bride Audrey Edwards shared with us: "Thanks to the all-inclusive route and planning help, we got our Saturdays back to adventure with our pup or work on the reception playlist details - it brought so much joy back to our engagement!"

The Wedgewood Weddings experience has just three simple steps: