Allow me to compare your wedding to a symphony orchestra. Intimate
(quartet) or extravagant (full orchestra), to conduct a wonderful wedding,
you've got to ensure that everyone's playing from the same sheet of
music (the schedule), or you'll get the effect of a grade school band.
Since you're the featured soloist, you have a coordinator to conduct
this symphony you've been working on for months. You've got qualified
specialists (officiant, florist, caterer, DJ, etc.), who know their parts
but have never played together before. Part of the orchestra (wedding
party) gets one rehearsal minus the percussion and brass sections (your
other vendors), and there's one chance to get it near perfect--your
wedding, their one and only performance! --- Elise

A
note to all brides
considering a coordinator:
Stop thinking right now! There's nothing to think about; you need a
coordinator.
There are about a million and one things going on the day
before and the day of the wedding. You don't want to have to worry about those things.
Just enjoy your day and let Elise take care of your details.
It really scares me to think about how I would have decorated the ceremony
and reception site in time for the wedding if I hadn't hired Elise.
She's a wealth of knowledge as far as wedding etiquette goes!
There is more to it than you think. She has my vote of approval without
a doubt. --Kim Daly
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Elise
Enloe, Master Bridal Consultant™
is a distinguished graduate of the Professional
Development Courses of the Association of Bridal Consultants, with
over 20 years of experience in planning/coordinating
training and events in healthcare,
the military, collegiate, and private
sector. In addition to her background in health care management, Ms. Enloe has
an M.A. in Education and Human Resource Development from George Washington
University. After retiring from the US Navy in 1998, she was the
director of Medical Programs at City College, Casselberry, FL.
In 2000, she began her career passion as a
wedding consultant, launching Attention to Details Weddings & Events.
She started ABC Florida's first Local Networking
Group, and is now the ABC State Coordinator and the Association's
Director of Education. Elise is also an active member of the
International Special Events Society (ISES).

When she's not working weddings or events,
she's teaching event planning at UCF's Rosen College of Hospitality Management or
working her dedicated charity, Brides Against Breast Cancer.
Attention to Details provides apprenticeship opportunities to ABC Novices to ensure you get professional services at a very reasonable cost.
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