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Inspiration, guides and case studies for your wedding.
Start from your hours rather than the market, choose between flat fee and percentage, and work out the rate below which you lose money.
Read →Full, partial or day-of coordination: what a wedding planner really costs in 2026, and how to know if you need one.
Read →Revenue tells you nothing about profitability. A per-wedding P&L tells you which kind of job actually pays.
Read →Your first three clients almost never come from the channel that will feed the next thirty. Here is where they actually come from.
Read →A wedding photographer bills 40 to 50 hours of work, of which you will witness about a dozen. Here is how to read the prices and the packages.
Read →A wedding studio runs two sets of books: the one the tax office requires, and the one that tells you whether you made money.
Read →Training, legal status, insurance, first bookings: what to put in place before launching, without the fantasy that usually comes with it.
Read →The problem with a full caseload is not workload, it is context switching. Here is how to neutralise it.
Read →Deposits, cancellation schedules, withdrawal periods, force majeure: what your contract needs to say, and what it usually forgets.
Read →Average budget, cost per guest, category-by-category breakdown: the real numbers of a wedding, and why one couple in two overspends.
Read →Gathering scattered inspiration, keeping track of what you feel: the two needs no logistics tool covers.
Read →Sharing a file is all or nothing. Section-by-section access lets you delegate without losing control of your wedding.
Read →What the spreadsheet does well, the three places it cracks, and how to know when it's time to switch.
Read →What to do when, from D-18 months to the day itself: the complete wedding timeline, built backwards from the date.
Read →A mini-site that looks like your wedding, replies per person and per event, and reminders that go out on their own.
Read →Nothing will ever replace the emotion of a handwritten card or a gift given in person. A modern wedding registry should simply guide your guests—without getting in the way or taking a cut of their generosity.
Read →The founding decisions, the timeline, the budget, the guests: the complete structure of wedding planning, step by step.
Read →The day-of timeline isn't for the couple, it's for those who run the day. The three layers (schedule, notes, contacts), the rain test, and the groom / witness contrast.
Read →Wedding guest list: the logistical half you manage and the human half that escapes you. Save-the-dates, RSVPs, plus-ones, dietary needs, and the real point about guests no tool can fix.
Read →Wedding budget 2026: why one couple in two goes over their planned budget. The numbers, the mental load, the spreadsheet trap, the 6 hidden costs, and our own mistake.
Read →How to take the drama out of your wedding seating plan: the method we used for our own, the steps, the choices, and the decision we made before placing anyone that changed everything.
Read →We started planning with a shared Excel and a WhatsApp thread. The stages we wish we'd known beforehand, and the blind spots we discovered too late.
Read →From our wedding in Réunion Island in 2023 to the creation of ÆTHERNA. How a project manager's mindset, drawn from years in renewable energy, became a platform built for the serenity of future couples on their Jour J.
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