Events & Entertainment
The calls wedding Planners miss, and what they cost
You are running a rehearsal and the phone rings. That call is a job. Here is how wedding Planners stop losing those calls, and what it takes to set it up.
Full planningDay-of coordinationVenue selectionVendor management
The calls
The calls that come in for wedding Planners
These are the ones worth catching. Each is a booked job walking past a voicemail greeting.
- Full planning
- Day-of coordination
- Venue selection
- Vendor management
- Budget planning
- Design consultation
Missed calls
Where wedding Planners lose calls
The call that comes while you are working
You are running a rehearsal. The phone rings. You either stop the job or lose the call, and both cost you.
The call that comes after five
Evenings, weekends, the holiday Monday. The caller needs an answer now, and the next name on their list is open.
The quote request you answer three days late
A full planning enquiry sits in voicemail until Thursday. By then they booked someone else.
What changes
What changes once the calls get answered
- Every call answered, including the ones that land while you are on a job
- The caller's name, number, and what they need, written down before you call back
- Bookings that land in your calendar instead of on a scrap of paper
- After-hours and weekend calls captured rather than sent to voicemail
- Your evenings back, because the callbacks are already sorted by what pays
Owners worked with reclaim between 7 to 12 hours a week on average. That is an average, not a promise, and what you get back depends on your business and how you apply it.
Start with the 15 minutes, not the tool
A free 15 minute call to find where your week goes and whether an audit is the right move yet. If it is not, you will be told plainly.
Educational content. Results depend on your business and how you apply it.
