In this episode Jamie talks about: Who helps bring the different vendors together who might need to collaborate a bit? Can I ask my wedding planner to do that for me? If the only good wedding venue nearby has fairly bad reviews posted recently, how can we find out if they have remedied any of the complaints? How can we negotiate not having to pay a fee to use an outside caterer? If we are doing food stations, can I just tell my vendors to help themselves to dinner? Advice on how to find a good officiant if we don't know anyone who can do it for us? When you are getting close to your wedding date, what is the best way to make sure your vendors are all set if you don't have a wedding planner/coordinator? How do I deal with a wedding party who isn't really getting into the spirit of wedding planning or open to celebrating me and my finance? What do I do if my wedding party is all under financial constraints and can't afford to do some of the fun pre-wedding things like a bachelorette party? Advice for families that will not do well at a traditional rehearsal dinner due to personality conflicts?
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