Wedding Planning

The list of things to plan and do is almost endless. It can cost you a lot of your time and money if you are not organized.

Here is an example of what is usually involved in the planning:-

Theme & Decor Design

Budget Management

Venue Liaison

Invitation Card Selection/ RSVP Management

Hantaran gifts & decoration (for malay weddings)

Door gifts & decorations

Vendor/supplier selection i.e. florist, pelamin, caterer, entertainment,lighting etc.

Wedding Services

We are able to assist with the coordination of your wedding ceremony and wedding reception to enable you and your family to enjoy the day without worry or stress. Who is to cue the bride or groom to make their way to your house for the ceremony, who is to ensure that all work is done at the reception venue, has the decorator/florist arrived yet or worse still, have the right kind of flowers been ordered? This is where Perfect Day Planner will coordinate with every single supplier for the event to ensure that you are getting what was agreed upon with the suppliers.

The list of services we provide for wedding planning:-

Theme design – to create a theme for the event exclusively for you

Budget Management - a break down of the budget for each category, to coordinate payments due to all suppliers at the designated time and keep track of all payments made

Decor design - to create & produce décor based on the client’s visualization and wedding theme & colours. Perfect Day Planner will source the contractors/suppliers that are able to decorate the venue of event based on the budget allocation.

Supplier/Vendor sourcing & liaison - upon agreement of service by vendors, PDP will issue a contract to each vendor to ensure that the product or service will be rendered to the client.

Venue sourcing and liaison - after selection of the venue for the event (i.e.ballroom), PDP will be the spokesperson between client and venue representative.

Door gifts sourcing

Invitation design - to collate and track RSVP and then convert into the attendess for the reception.

The transformation process

Please click on any of the images below for a larger view.

The hall initially.

The next stage.

Nearly finished.

The finished hall.