Start a wedding planning business

You already do the work. Now build the business.

If you are planning your own wedding right now and loving every minute of it — the timelines, the seating chart, the vendor calls, the day itself — that is not just a talent. That is a business waiting to happen. The Ten Minute Planner system gives you the whole box: the tools, the templates, and the step-by-step path from your first paying client to real income, one wedding at a time.

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The path: three steps, in order

Step 1 — Start free

Get the 2027 Wedding Trends Guide, free with our place cards in the Etsy shop. The colors, the paper, and the details shaping next year — a first taste of how we think about weddings, and proof you can spot what couples actually want.

Step 2 — The guide book

How to Become a Wedding Planner — coming soon. The honest starting point: what the job actually involves day to day, how planners find their first paying clients, what to charge, and the beginner mistakes that cost real money.

Step 3 — The full course

Coming soon. The complete business in a box — budgets, vendor payments, timelines, seating, and day-of coordination, plus the client forms, contracts, marketing plan, and bookkeeping to run it like a real business. The full toolkit lives here, in the course.

What you will be able to do

By the end of the course, you will be able to take a couple from first meeting to last dance — and run the business behind it — without guessing:

Everything is taught with the same tools our planner spreadsheet is built on, so you are learning a working system — not theory you have to translate later.

What's in the box

The course ships with the complete toolkit — everything below is included, so you are not piecing a business together from scattered downloads:

Win clients

Inquiry tracker, consultation script, pricing calculator, and a proposal template — so you know what to charge and how to ask for it.

Onboard them

Client intake forms, a welcome packet, and email templates for every stage, from first reply to one week to go.

Plan the wedding

Master timelines, vendor tracker, day-of coordinator view, seating, rehearsal checklist, and tip tracker.

Handle the money

Income and expenses, profit per wedding, invoicing, payment schedules, and a quarterly tax summary.

Market yourself

Marketing plan, advertising plan, social media kit, TikTok and Instagram strategies, and referral templates.

Run the business

Contracts, business setup checklist, mileage and time trackers, and a goals tracker for bookings and revenue.

Who this is for

You plan friends' weddings — and love it

You are the one people call. You enjoy the puzzle of it: the people, the timing, the details. You want to know if that could be real work.

You want income that fits your life

Wedding planning starts as a side income: evenings, weekends, one wedding at a time. No storefront, no staff, no quitting your job to find out if it fits.

You want to build something that's yours

Your clients, your calendar, your rates. No storefront, no staff, no quitting your job to find out if it fits — start with one wedding and grow from there. A weekend certificate does not book clients. A system does.

How enrollment works

Enrollment is not open yet. The guide book comes first, then the course. Email us through the contact page and we will let you know the moment enrollment opens — just the opening date, no spam. This page takes no payments. When enrollment opens, checkout will run through the course platform we announce here.

More courses are planned

Wedding planning is the first course in the series. A wedding photographer course is planned next, for the other side of the day — same approach, same standard: one clear page at a time.

Start with the free guide. The 2027 trends guide is free with our place cards, and the blog already covers budgets, payments, timelines and seating — the same thinking the course is built on.

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