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On your wedding day you can expect from both day-of, and full-service planners, to have everything coordinated for you, as described in the previous section, they will make sure the vendors are where they need to be, doing what they need to be doing. They take care of emergencies and make sure guests have a good time.

While a wedding planner is involved in the planning process from day one from the invitations, booking vendors, design, and more, a day of coordinator works with you in the weeks leading up to your big day to oversee all of the thoughtful planning you've put into the event.

A wedding planner helps design and orchestrate a wedding from the beginning. As such, they help couples draw up a budget, find and hire vendors, structure and set a timetable for the ceremony and reception, and oversee everything on the wedding day. A wedding planner is often a full-service provider.

On average, a wedding planner costs $1,800 for a range of service packages. Higher-end estimates are over $4,000 while low ranges with minimal assistance can run several hundred dollars. Some wedding planners offer different levels of coordination to match both your budget and desired level of service.

A wedding planner helps design and orchestrate a wedding from the beginning. As such, they help couples draw up a budget, find and hire vendors, structure and set a timetable for the ceremony and reception, and oversee everything on the wedding day. A wedding planner is often a full-service provider.

A wedding planner is more of a decision maker than a wedding coordinator will be. They can help you to create a theme or feel for the day, design decor, set and manage your budget, book vendors, and help to actually plan the wedding. A coordinator is there to make sure the plans you made are carried out properly.