I understand they reduce stress for you the day of, but, but what are their actually tasks. Do they do what you ask them to do and watch for concerns you have? For example, would they set up my place cards and pictures around the place card how I want them? Technically, your bridal attendant at the RH can do that, no? I'm just debating whether I should get one or not.
jcaramelprincess
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Re: What does a DOC actually do?
They make sure everything is perfect, they work for you, so whatever you need they will help. Here are some things it may include...
~Complimentary consultation and final appointment ~Personalized event timeline ~Confirmation with all vendors prior to the event ~Coordinate bridal party entrance/exit, receiving line, distribution of programs and flower petals ~Inspection and confirmation of venue layout and set-up ~Coordinate reception timeline with banquet manager ~Final payment and gratuity distribution to all vendors ~Organization of ceremony ~Provide bridal emergency kit ~Collection of all of the bride's items at the end of the event ~Guest assistance, attention to special requests and needs. ~Oversee the setup of favors, place cards, menu cards, centerpieces and vendors ~Assistance with the guest list and seating chart, if needed ~Assist the bride, bridal party and groom, if needed, with getting dressed ~Periodic newsletters, articles and other helpful materials to prepare for the upcoming wedding
