1. Budgeting: Help the couple create and manage a budget for the wedding.

2. Venue selection: Research, visit, and help the couple select a wedding venue that suits their style, budget, and guest count.

3. Vendor management: Research, interview, and recommend vendors for the wedding, such as caterers, florists, DJs, photographers, and videographers. Coordinate with vendors and ensure that they are on schedule and meeting the couple's expectations.

4. Design and decor: Work with the couple to create a cohesive look and feel for the wedding, including theme, color scheme, and decor elements.

5. Guest management: Assist with guest list management, including sending out invitations, tracking RSVPs, and providing information to guests about travel and accommodations.

6. Timeline and logistics: Develop a detailed timeline for the wedding day and ensure that all logistics are in place, such as transportation, rentals, and setup and teardown.

7. Day-of coordination: Manage the wedding day itself, including overseeing vendors, managing the timeline, and handling any unexpected issues that arise.

8. Rehearsal dinner planning: Help plan and coordinate the rehearsal dinner, including selecting a venue, managing RSVPs, and coordinating with vendors.

9. Wedding party coordination: Work with the couple to coordinate the wedding party, including attire, hair and makeup, and transportation.

10. Wedding etiquette guidance: Provide guidance to the couple on wedding etiquette, such as how to address invitations, who pays for what, and how to handle difficult family situations.

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