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I am not to sure how to go about it I am very creative and i would love to do this anyone have any suggestions
BECAME MRS BARTLETT ON SEPTEMBER 9 2006
BECAME A MOMMY TO A LITTLE GIRL NAMED FAYTH ON SEPTEMBER 20 2007
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| You could start by deciding what you want to specialize in, maybe something like wedding decorations or wedding items such as card box, guest books, favours, etc. and then try posting your stuff on a site like kijiji.ca. This way you can do it from home without the start-up cost of having a store or anything. Also this way you can start as small as you like without having to invest in an inventory.
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If you are going to get into the planning end of it I would call around to a number of suppliers and see if you can work out a deal for your future customers. Couples like planners with a built in vendor list, they get deals and can go to the same person for everything.
*~~~ On October 18, 2008 I became Mrs Platteeuw ~~~**** FORUM MODERATOR***
Newlyweds The Reception
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Do what i did...
Wedding Planners Institute of Canada
www.wpic.ca
Classes are taught at major universities all over Canada.
**Married my best friend August 26, 2006**
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If you want to be a wedding planner you can go to school for special event planning. I think its a one or 2 year course. You can also be certified which only takes one or 2 days! Just some suggestions
Finally Mrs. King September 14th 2008
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