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Clara is a career coaching expert and has supported individuals landing positions in education, non-profit, corporate, and beyond.
Some couples might want or need to bring in additional family and/or friends to guide or contribute to the planning process. Consider whether or not you might work with and communicate through exclusively the couple or if you are open to coordinating with several individuals involved in the process. If you are flexible, then include any boundaries you find useful to keep the process manageable. As always, be truthful about your response while considering what you know to be the wants and needs of the couple.
Clara is a career coaching expert and has supported individuals landing positions in education, non-profit, corporate, and beyond.
"I often find that couples like to have one or two additional points of contact to support the planning process, so I am more than happy to coordinate with those key individuals. If a couple requests additional contacts, then we will identify those one or two people and indicate the level of involvement the couple would like them to have. For example, do they attend every meeting, or are they subbed in when the couple is unavailable? Do they have decision-making power, or are they mainly helping to check boxes that have already been determined? These are the kinds of components we will identify in order to make the process as smooth and seamless as possible."
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27 Questions & Answers • Wedding Planner
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