Events Group Victoria
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Melbourne & Victoria
The short answer: choose a venue that fits your guest numbers in your format, is easy for your guests to get to, includes what you need (or lets you bring it in), and has terms you can live with. Ask about minimum spend, access times, AV, accessibility, curfew and...
The short answer: most engagement parties happen within a few months of the proposal, are hosted by the couple or their families, and are more relaxed than the wedding. Keep the guest list to people you also expect to invite to the wedding, choose a format that lets...
The short answer: start with one total number that has been approved, split it across the main categories (venue, food and drink, production, people and logistics), and hold back a contingency before you book anything. Then track every quote against that plan,...
The short answer: give a milestone birthday about three months. Lock in the date, budget and guest list first, then book the venue and the suppliers that sell out (catering, entertainment, photographer), send invitations six to eight weeks out, and spend the final...
The short answer: on-the-day (or “day-of”) wedding coordination is a professional who takes over your finished plan in the final weeks before the wedding, confirms every supplier, builds the run sheet, and then manages set-up, timings, ceremony and reception cues and...