Jun

22

2011

How To Become A Wedding Planner

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I have been receiving an overwhelming number of emails and comments on the blog from eager young ladies who are looking for ways of joining the wedding industry.

Being a wedding planner is an exciting profession, but contrary to the popular belief it is far from glamorous. The reality of being a wedding planner is that you have to work hard, just like in any other field, and the down side is that you will have to work on the weekends, holidays and pretty much every time your family and friends are having a time off.

The benefits are that you can grow a very successful business creating beautiful and special memories for people from all walks of life. You will grow as a person and you will learn a lot about yourself, the true extend of your talent, and if you work hard you can earn a decent income. One thing for sure, you will never get bored, as in the Wedding Industry you can always find new ways to exercise your creative flair, pushing the boundaries and living up to your full potential.

So if you are serious about becoming a Wedding Planner then get in touch with SA School of Weddings. The SA School of Weddings is the only industry endorsed wedding school in South Africa and aims to give potential wedding personnel a solid background and knowledge base in the wedding industry.

The Advance Wedding Planning Course is a practical course guides aspiring wedding planners through the steps to planning a wedding. It also offers guidance for developing a thriving business and schools individuals on industry norms.You will also basic draping, flower arranging, stationery design, and cake skills.

Through SA School of Weddings you can also do advance courses in each specialty – Certificate in Advanced Flower Arranging and Function Decor, Certificate in Event & Wedding Draping, Certificate in Advanced Event & Wedding Stationery and even a Course in Wedding Cakes.

All courses offered by The SA School of Weddings are designed by industry professionals to equip future wedding industry leaders with the skills they will need for a successful career.

Training venues are based in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town, Stellenbosch, Durban and Port Elizabeth.

Registrations are in full swing for second half of 2011 and since space is limited, be secure and book your place to avoid disappointment.

Contact Details

Email: info@saschoolofweddings.co.za
Khali Collins
Cell: 082 445 9086
or

Corne Buys
Cell: 071 7639293