1. Wedding Planner
Marina Ramirez

2. Education & Training Education field- Event Planning and Management
Generally only a high school diploma is needed
Sometimes Bachelors or Associates degrees are obtained
Wedding planner certificates can also be gained by completing a quick course

3. Job Skills & Experience
Excellent organizational skills
The ability to work on more than one task at a time
Good communication and 'people' skills
Good customer care skills
Problem-solving skills and the ability to deal with the unexpected
Excellent attention to detail
The ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines

4. Earnings 80 billion dollars spent annually on weddings
Top wedding planners can earn over $120,000 every year
The average salary for a wedding planner in the U.S. in was $44,260
Who have been working for 10 years regularly gross $100,000 annually
The salary of a wedding planner can range from a standard salary for new wedding planners to mid-six figures for the experienced and business savvy ones

5. Benefits
Can be done on the side. If you don’t fancy leaving your full-time job, don’t worry, because you can actually work as a wedding planner even while maintaining your career
Great source of profit
Create your own hours
Wedding planners also have the opportunity to travel to exotic locations

6. Employment

7. Typical Day
Wedding planners typically are able to work freely and at their leisure
They schedule appointments for the day for times that best suit them and their clients
Wedding planners normally have other jobs as well
Only on the actual day of a wedding are wedding planners up and about through out the whole day to make sure everything goes as planned.

8. Aptitude
Being a wedding planner requires a lot of organization, which I believe is one of my strong points.
It also requires one to be able to take control and handle stressful situations
I would love to be a wedding planner, but also have another job